Airbnb will grow 1000% in NYC this year (new law)
Summary
Sean Rakidzich discusses the potential reversal of local law 18 in NYC, which previously banned most Airbnb listings and caused hotel prices to rise significantly. He shares updates on regulations in other cities like Detroit, Dallas, and Houston, and teases upcoming content on Airbnb's updated terms of service and plans to incorporate car rentals into the platform.
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