Airbnb’s Message to Renters: The Party’s Over
The short-term rental company says parties at its properties dropped 44% in one year, so a ban works – but it also suspended 6,600-plus guests who broke the rules.
The short-term rental company says parties at its properties dropped 44% in one year, so a ban works – but it also suspended 6,600-plus guests who broke the rules.
Fla. regulators turned down the “insurer of last resort’s” full rate-hike request. Instead, the policy increase will average 6.4%, and 57K Fla. owners will see a smaller bill.
Miya’s Law creates new rules, some of which impact landlords. Highest profile one is that a maintenance and repair “reasonable notice” rises from 12 to 24 hours.
Attitudes about current conditions were relatively unchanged, but attitudes about the future fell more based on fears over inflation and the cost of gas, food, etc.
At 62.9, June’s Fla. consumer sentiment was 2.1 points higher than in May. A UF economist says it “comes as a surprise” given inflation and other challenges.
The bill allowed Fla. businesses to sue local governments over lost profits. DeSantis generally agreed with that, but he found the bill “broad and ambiguous.”
Recreational things like tents, sunglasses and concerts are sales-tax free July 1 through July 7, with longer sales-tax breaks for some home appliances and windows.
NAR says May’s increase in pending home sales ended a six-month skid of declines, but despite the gain, “the housing market is clearly undergoing a transition.”
Prices remained up 20% year-to-year in April, but the monthly rate of increase appears to be slowing as the Fed’s interest rate hikes seem to be having an impact.
A look at the latest trends across the U.S. show that residents in 32 states, including Florida, favor a modern style at home. Ranked at No. 2 is farmhouse chic.