Airbnb has made exceptions in the past, most notably in Chicago. One-host, one-home. As with the previous two, Airbnb has been forced to make exceptions in NYC and San Francisco by restricting the ...

Thursday's news reveals that Airbnb, the widely used accommodation platform, is grappling with increasing regulation and restriction of short-term rentals in cities where rental prices are ...

New York's Regulatory Challenge And Shifting Domestic Trends Despite this commendable growth trajectory, Airbnb now faces a formidable regulatory hurdle in one of its key markets, New York City.

Airbnb’s $150 Billion Host Community. The onslaught of the sharing economy, and in particular the rise of Airbnb, has caused significant disruption across industries and communities.

In a report released on August 7, Lee Horowitz from Deutsche Bank reiterated a Hold rating on Airbnb (ABNB – Research Report), with a price target of $90.00. Lee Horowitz has given his Hold ...

However, since Airbnb gets cash upfront in the first instance for bookings to be realized in time, I believe that Airbnb could in actuality report $4.7 billion of free cash flow in 2024.

Since Airbnb entered the online marketplace for lodging, it has enjoyed great success thanks to its sharing economy business model, which has disrupted the lodging sector. However, this model has ...

Airbnb said it expects 2Q revenue to be between $2.35 billion and $2.45 billion. Nights and experiences growth in 2Q is expected to be lower than anticipated revenue growth.

Thursday's news reveals that Airbnb, the widely used accommodation platform, is grappling with increasing regulation and restriction of short-term rentals in cities where rental prices are ...

Thursday's news reveals that Airbnb, the widely used accommodation platform, is grappling with increasing regulation and restriction of short-term rentals in cities where rental prices are ...

Despite these regulatory challenges, Airbnb's performance remains strong. The company projects year-over-year revenue growth between 14% and 18% for the quarter ending on September 30.