AirBnb announced that the #1 most hospitable host in the entire state of Connecticut was Chris and Airika listing in Glastonbury of Woolly Acres Farm. Continue Reading →
‘Woolly Acres Farm’ is AirBnb’s Star in CT
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Workshop on Short Term Rentals in Greenwich Focuses on Pros & Cons; Proposed SB 1025 State Legislation
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Proposed state legislation for short term rentals, SB 1025 is 7th on the agenda for a public hearing of the state Planning & Development Committee on Monday March 15. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate, accessory dwelling units, Airbnb, Hartford, Katie DeLuca, Margarita Alban
Lamont Executive Order 7T Restricts Short Term Rentals Including Airbnb to Essential Workers
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Per the governor’s order, hotels and short term rentals will reserved exclusively for essential workers. This includes managed units, B&Bs, hotels, motels, Airbnb, VRBO and timeshares. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Health, Real Estate, Airbnb, B&B, Governor Ned Lamont, hotels
Airbnb in Greenwich. Can the Genie Be Put Back in the Bottle?
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Currently Airbnb hosts operate in Greenwich with no restrictions. “I am not looking to make it harder on anyone looking to rent out rooms in their homes, especially since this option can and does keep people in homes they otherwise could not afford. I just would like an ordinance that respects the integrity of neighborhoods and addresses the concerns of those living here who deal with this situation.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Airbnb, short-term rentals
Pruner on Greenwich Real Estate Trends: “Front Country” Along Post Rd and I95 is Most Desirable
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Mark Pruner gave a snapshot of today’s real estate market in Greenwich as well as trends in rentals, condos and co-ops, and single family homes in all parts of town. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Airbnb, back country, Byram, co-ops, condos, Cos Cob, front country
In Greenwich, Airbnb Finds a Home in the New “Sharing Economy”
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According to one travel expert, 40 percent of Airbnb hosts earn a living through the app. With more and more property owners in Greenwich signing on as hosts, there are consequences both obvious and unintended. Continue Reading →