Regulations set to go into effect would require platforms verify properties had city permits for short-term rentals.

Airbnb and several New Orleans homeowners have filed a new lawsuit against the city, challenging a 2024 law requiring short-term rental companies to make sure rentals listed on its website are legal.

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According to Airbnb, more travelers are now searching the platform for stays longer than 28 days, and as of 2020, over 80 percent of hosts now offer long-term stay options. On Airbnb, hosts are ...