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{"body":{"de":"","el":"","en":"<h3><strong>What is the problem?</strong></h3><p>The rapid expansion of short-term rentals through digital platforms has reduced the availability of long-term housing in popular tourist areas. This drives up rents, displaces local residents, and threatens the social fabric of neighbourhoods.</p><h3><strong>What should be done?</strong></h3><p>Governments and municipalities should introduce regulatory frameworks that limit or tax short-term rentals to ensure they are not more profitable than long-term leases. Measures may include capping the number of days a property can be rented, mandatory registration, or differential taxation favouring permanent housing.</p><h3><strong>Who should act?</strong></h3><p>Primarily local governments, supported by national legislation and coordinated with EU guidance on sustainable housing and tourism policies.</p><h3><strong>What impact will it have?</strong></h3><p>Such regulation will stabilise housing markets, preserve community diversity, and promote balanced urban development. It will also encourage fair competition and align tourism growth with residents’ right to affordable housing.</p>","fr":"","pt":""},"title":{"de":"","el":"","en":"Regulating Short-Term Rentals to Protect Local Residents","fr":"","pt":""}}
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