Airbnb has drawn up a list of topics it is it prepared to compromise on, as well as a number of potential red lines, as it seeks to appease global authorities having lost a lawsuit in New York. The company said on Tuesday that it would not allow hosts who are “engaged in the promotion or facilitation of prostitution” and will also ban listings for short-term stays with no more than three months notice. However, Airbnb said it would rather not see zoning or pass-throughs implemented, will insist on one-host, one-home, easy and quick registration and fairness.
Airbnb has drawn up a list of topics it is it prepared to compromise on, as well as a number of potential red lines, as it seeks to appease global authorities having lost a lawsuit in New York. The company said it will help collect local tax revenue, employ usage caps, curate its listings, enforce local laws and support affordable housing, among other responsibilities. However, Airbnb said it would rather not see zoning or pass-throughs implemented, will insist on one-host, one-home, easy and quick registration and fairness.