2023 to an end...
  
As we conclude 2023, our gratitude extends for a remarkable year and your unwavering support. In my 21 years within the industry, this has been the most challenging market. Nevertheless, it stands out as a year dedicated to our focus on growth and training. Your support has been crucial. Thank you for being an integral part of this journey. Looking ahead, 2024 has some positive forecasts already. Wishing you continued success and growth in the upcoming year! If you have specific questions or need guidance on any aspect of your business plans, feel free to ask.
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BC Says No to AirBNB
B.C. has put in place new legislation to help municipalities regulate short-term rentals on sites like Airbnb, which provincial and municipal leaders say is affecting the availability and price of long-term housing.
The new rules passed their first reading on the BC Legislature Monday and include increasing fines for hosts breaking local municipal bylaw rules to $3,000 per infraction, per day, from $1,000.
All short-term rental platforms will also be required to share data with municipalities to improve local enforcement, although no private information about hosts will be released publicly.
In addition, all short-term rental platforms will have to include the business licenses and registration numbers of listings where they are required by a local government and must remove listings without those requirements quickly.
The province says the new rules, which will come into effect in stages from now through late 2024, are meant to create a minimum regulatory standard for housing available for rent for fewer than 90 days.
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