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STR restrictions suppress listings without producing meaningful LTR rent declines
Hamilton's Short-Term Rental Crackdown and the "Demand-Side
“The Santa Monica study and the Conference Board of Canada study both find STR restrictions producing dramatic listing declines without measurable rent reductions”
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The Conference Board of Canada used Airbnb's internal listings data and CMHC neighbourhood-level rent data across 330 Canadian neighbourhoods
Did Banning Airbnb Actually Fix Canadian Housing? An Evidenc
“Airbnb's own internal listings data and CMHC neighbourhood-level rent data across 330 Canadian neighbourhoods”
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Rents increased by 30 percent between 2016 and 2022
Hamilton's Short-Term Rental Crackdown and the "Demand-Side
“30 percent increase in rents observed in our sample of neighbourhoods between 2016 and 2022”
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Airbnb activity increased by 77 percent
Hamilton's Short-Term Rental Crackdown and the "Demand-Side
“d recovers 77 percent”
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330 neighbourhoods in 19 Canadian cities were studied
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"Airbnb activity has a meaningful impact on rents"
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The evidence on file mostly runs against this claim.
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Conference Board of Canada published a study
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