More than 2,400 Airbnb hosts in Chicago were left scrambling for a fix after the city rejected registrations over incomplete information https://t.co/3i4ZrP19tx
Nearly 19,000 guests will stay in Chicago Airbnb rentals during Lollapalooza, according to the short-term rental site.
The city’s hosts will earn $3.3 million, with South Side hosts getting $500,000 from the 4,000 guests in their neighborhoods.
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Huge news! The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated the District Court's opinion denying our motion for preliminary injunction, and reset everything back to square one. @CookRecord https://t.co/U302XpxD0z
Hello #chicago! Saturday, June 2nd, we will be at @DoDivision street fest supporting @KeepChiLivable and their mission to defend the rights of #airbnb hosts.
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Two years after Chicago passed a home-sharing law, only Airbnb has obtained the license required to operate in the city. Other platforms, such as HomeAway, VRBO and https://t.co/sK1bfpL8YF, have continued operating in apparent violation of the law https://t.co/YkHfpklbQG
Brain-damaging lead was found in tap water at two-thirds of the homes tested across Chicago — yet the city’s not replacing lead pipes as it overhauls its aging water system https://t.co/WqPcmErmN2