City of Cape Town targets rate parity between Airbnb-style lets and hotels - BizNews
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The City of Cape Town is aiming for rate parity between short-term rentals, similar to Airbnb, and traditional hotels. This indicates a potential shift in how the city views and regulates the STR market. Hosts should stay informed about potential new regulations and how they might affect pricing strategies and profitability.
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