Short Change: The popularity of Short Term Lets via the 'platform economy' has had a series of impacts on towns and cities. It could be time for coherent regulation.

Andrew Coleman

Short Change: The popularity of Short Term Lets via the 'platform economy' has had a series of impacts on towns and cities. It could be time for coherent regulation.

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Abstract

Reviews growth of AirBnB and similar letting platforms and the impacts deemed to set them apart from 'regular' dwellings. Reviews recent planning appeal decisions that refuse planning permission basedon loss of amenity, loss opf housing stock and other material planning considerations. Outlines possible regulatory approaches.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	26-29
Number of pages	4
Journal	The Planner - Journal of the Royal Town Planning Institute
Volume	April 2020
Publication status	Published - 20 Mar 2020

Keywords

Planning
tourism impact
Housing
platform technology

Royal Town Planning Institute / National Association of Planning Enforcement Planning Enforcement Week 2020
Andrew Coleman (Presenter)
23 Oct 2020
Activity: External talk or presentation › Oral presentation

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Short Change: The popularity of Short Term Lets via the 'platform economy' has had a series of impacts on towns and cities. It could be time for coherent regulation.

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Royal Town Planning Institute / National Association of Planning Enforcement Planning Enforcement Week 2020

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