Letter: Reforming NYC’s short-term rental law won’t harm housing - Crain's New York Business

STR Housing Impact
Published: December 8, 2025
Regulations & Compliance
New York City

Summary

This article discusses the ongoing debate surrounding short-term rental (STR) regulations in New York City. The letter argues that reforming the current law won't harm the housing market. Hosts should stay informed on local regulations.

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