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No Vote on NYC Bill to Ease Short-Term Rental Rules

Summary
A bill in New York City that aimed to ease short-term rental regulations by allowing more guests and unlocking bedroom doors will not be voted on in 2025. Hosts in NYC should note that the current regulations remain in effect, limiting guests and potentially impacting their ability to operate.
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