Select Language

English

Down Icon

Select Country

America

Down Icon

Spain to Delist Thousands of Airbnbs and Other Vacation Rentals

Spain to Delist Thousands of Airbnbs and Other Vacation Rentals

Spain's approach to de-listing units is similar to the one New York City has taken in the past couple of years.

Spain’s short-term rental market is bracing for major disruption as its housing ministry prepares to delist thousands of unregistered tourist apartments during the peak summer season.

Starting in mid-August, Spain’s housing ministry will begin enforcing a 2024 law that requires all short-term rentals to display a unique rental registration number (NRA in Spanish). Listings that fail to comply will be removed from major platforms like Airbnb.

“We continue to put a stop to illegal tourist apartments to guarantee the right to decent housing,” Housing Minister Isabel Rodríguez said in mid-July when the government and Airbnb announced an agreement to enforce the new law.

The first apartments will be removed from platforms in mid-August after they are given a 10-day grace period to appeal.

An Airbnb spokesperson told Skift on Tuesday that the company has led discussions at the European

skift.

skift.

Similar News

All News
Animated ArrowAnimated ArrowAnimated Arrow