Inside Airbnb’s July 4th Party Crackdown: The Holiday Restrictions Targeting Rogue Renters

There’s a lot going on at the start of July this year: the World Cup, America’s 250th, possibly Taylor Swift’s wedding.  But Airbnb made a pledge at the end of last year that it would start cracking down on renters who used the platform and its rentals to throw wild, disruptive parties that frustrat

CoStar stockholders back directors, approve pay plan

CoStar Group stockholders approved all proposals at the company’s annual meeting on Tuesday, including the reelection of eight director nominees and an advisory vote on a redesigned executive compensation plan, the company said in an announcement on Thursday. The vote gives CoStar leadership a gover

HomeServices, Elliman notch legal wins in commission suit saga

While their homebuyer commission lawsuit settlement agreements are still waiting for final approval, both HomeServices of America and Douglas Elliman notched legal wins this week in the homebuyer commission litigation saga.  In a ruling Tuesday, Florida-based District Court Judge K. Michael Moore de

The Housing Gap Trapping Older Owners and Shutting Out Young Buyers

By 2034, the U.S. population aged 65 and older will outnumber children under 18 for the first time in history. That demographic shift is straining systems like Social Security, healthcare—and yes, even housing. Almost 1 in 3 older households is cost burdened by their home. At the same time, younger