Airbnb – Commercial Observer

How the City Nails Landlords for Their Tenants’ Illegal Airbnb Rentals

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

City Sues Alleged Illegal UWS Hotel Operator

By Liam La Guerre

Despite a $17B Valuation and Expanding Business Model, How Long Can WeWork Work?

By Tom Acitelli

The Power Disruptors: The Players Who Are Upsetting Real Estate’s Status Quo

By Rey Mashayekhi

With His Hospitality Niche, Morris Moinian Is Making a Big Play in Chelsea, Flatiron

By Lauren Elkies Schram

With Oversupply and Falling Room Rates, the Last Thing the Hotel Biz Needs Is a Travel Ban

By Lauren Elkies Schram

Brooklyn and Queens Have Become Hotel Havens. So When Will the Bubble Pop?

By Danielle Balbi and Terence Cullen

NYC Hotels Have Blue Christmas With Weak Performance

By Terence Cullen

Exposing the Airbnb Black Market

By Michael A. Pensabene

Airbnb Is a Growing Force in New York, but Just How Many Laws Are Being Broken?

By Gary M. Stern

Design + Construction · Policy

Stellar Management Looks to Boot Chelsea Tenants for Airbnb Listing

By Lauren Elkies Schram

City Council Members Urge Clintons to End Collaboration with Airbnb

By Danielle Schlanger

New Storefront App Allows for Instant Booking of Pop-Up Space

By Jack Smith IV

Sales · Hotels

Brooklyn Hotel Pipeline Expands

By Lauren Elkies Schram