Catalonia’s strict regulations on Airbnb, which ban short-term rentals in Barcelona, face legal scrutiny after complaints allege they violate EU law. The European Commission is investigating whether the restrictions breach the principle of free movement of services within the EU.
Critics argue that while the measures aim to address housing shortages and over-tourism, they unfairly target platform-based rental services, potentially setting a precedent for other EU cities.
Source: Euronews
Catalonia's Airbnb Ban Challenged for Breaching EU Law
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