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Experts say the key to great reviews is setting the right expectations, contemporary design, modern appliances and great amenities
The company uses an algorithm to determine how much it will charge property owners
The fast-growing online rental search, booking and management platform has announced a deal to acquire Seattle-area Sea to Sky Rentals
Investors are pouring money into vacation homes, multifamily properties, rental technology and everything in between. And that means agents have a golden opportunity
The reforms include the elimination of loopholes used by landlords to hike rental rates on stabilized units
The short-term rental bookings website already has a policy requiring hosts to disclose surveillance. And many guests accept they're being watched, according to a survey of 2,000 people
The company expects to have 30 rooms available in the city by the end of the month and 150 by the end of the year
The company that helps property owners with management, marketing, SEO, software and other tech is coming to Florida's Treasure Coast
The Swedish furnishing giant's new product 'Rognan' can transform into a bed, a desk and a storage unit — perfect for studio apartments and other small spaces
The NY Yankees slugger just picked up a 21-unit multifamily apartment building in the East Village and plans to buy more rental properties in the city
The data-sharing agreement, reached last week, is the latest development in a long-running conflict between Airbnb and New York City
LeaseLock replaces security deposits with monthly fees and believes its new insurance partnership shows that the industry is embracing its business model
Matt Roberts, former CEO of OpenTable, has experience helping multiple startups going public
The 'Keyo Guarantee' is currently available in New York City and ensures landlords will get up to 2 months' rent if a tenant breaks or defaults on a lease
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The look, functionality and way we insure homes are apt to change — and so should our expectations