The B.C. government has introduced legislation to rein in short-term rentals and add back housing to the rental market.

Airbnb activity has not generated an economically meaningful increase in rents across Canada, according to new research from The Conference Board of Canada.

A growing number of small landlords are taking their properties off the rental market, according to new research from property-tech firm SingleKey.

One of many the industries impacted by COVID-19, the short-term rental market will likely see some recover in 2021, according to a new report from Beyond Pricing.

With the global lockdown profoundly affecting the travel and tourism industry, Airbnb has reportedly laid off 25 per cent of its workforce.

With the pandemic putting an abrupt halt to travel and tourism, short-term vacation rentals have seen a sharp decline in bookings. As a result, changes are afoot at Airbnb with a longer-term strategy now underway.

The City of Vaughan is regulating its short-term rental market after a bunch of public consultations that started in 2018.

Toronto’s short-term rental regulations are no longer in limbo after the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal dismissed operators' appeals on Monday.

The explosive growth of online short-term rental websites has caused considerable controversy and concerns for condominium corporations

Rules surrounding short-term rentals have been the subject of much debate in cities all across Canada. What will the long-term effects of the new rules be on Toronto's multi-res apartment owners?

As some condo corporations struggle to enforce rules against short-term rentals, one condo corporation has rolled out the welcome mat for Airbnb.

Condos LB9, a new $150-million condominium development to be located in Quebec City, is the first project in Canada with a condominium agreement that specifically