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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
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I'm all about Airbnb in vacation spots/beach towns where short-term rentals are the norm, but i stayed in a regular apartment building in Dresden and it felt inappropriate (like intruding in a home rather than a hotel).  Ever since then I've been careful where i book, to respect the neighbors and due to the negative impact on the area's housing market.

Well, all my thoughtfulness did not give me good karma.  I recently bought a house and my neighbor turned his home into an Airbnb 6 months later....  It sucks, having transients coming and going, parties, having people towed for blocking my garage, strippers.  These people are on vacation so they don't realize they're keeping the entire neighborhood up on a Tuesday.   Thank god we don't have kids, because we would have to move/not let them outside.  You don't know who is staying there (such as sex offenders).  But my biggest gripe is, buying a home in a nice neighborhood and just wanting to have a neighbor...if this wasn't our dream home (super unique) we might have moved by now
gpt
AirBnB is basically operating an illegal hotel franchise. The least they can do is to keep a low profile. I don’t understand how they can’t be sued for breaking the hotel licensing rules.
And your neighbor must be breaking some noise regulations, for example.