Australian estate agents have started including an "Airbnb clause" in tenancy agreements to stop tenants from subletting their properties on the home-sharing site without informing agencies or landlords. Real estate agents across Australia have introduced an 'Airbnb clause' banning tenants from secretly subletting their rentals on the popular home-sharing site (stock image) The clause was introduced by property agent and Airbnb-user David Smith of Homebase Property Management after he noticed a growing number of people renting out rooms they had rented for months at short notice.
Australian estate agents have started including an "Airbnb clause" in tenancy agreements to stop tenants from subletting their properties on the home-sharing site without informing agencies or landlords. The clause was introduced by property agent and Airbnb-user David Smith of Homebase Property Management after he noticed a growing number of people renting out rooms they had rented for months at short notice.