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Westminster council has doubled the size of its investigation team following a growing number of complaints

Detectives called in as campaigners claim 50,000 social homes in London could be subject to fraud

Germany’s capital was known for its affordable rents. Now ‘furnished temporary’ flats risk destroying the heart of the city, says researcher and writer Tim White

Landlords are reportedly flouting laws that prohibit them from jacking up prices during an emergency

Entrepreneur Luke Burgis recently took to X to share his frustration with Airbnb, claiming that a host accused his family of causing a mysterious stain on the floor of their rental—one that would require a jaw-dropping $7,500 repair. The post Host Allegedly Tries To Scam Family Out Of $7k, They…

“I don't think I ever want a 9-to-5 again," says Gingerich who is taking home over $350,000 yearly with Dunlap Hollow.

Airbnb is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter results next month, and analysts expect a double-digit earnings drop.

It’s lonely at the top—especially when it feels like your own fault.

California Attorney General investigates price gouging targeting wildfire victims, emphasizing penalties for violators.

Airbnb and Booking.com are the market leaders but a new wave of smaller accommodation platforms are offering an alternative – and trying to give something back to local communities

Spain has announced a range of new measures aimed at prioritising housing for local Spaniards, including a 100% tax on non-EU nationals buying property.