New EU rules to help local authorities tackle housing crisis
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Short-term rental platforms and accommodation operators face a clearer EU compliance framework, with local restrictions required to be evidence-based and regularly reviewed, giving investors and property owners more predictable cross-border legal expectations.
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- European Commission Press CornerNew EU rules to help local authorities tackle housing crisis
The European Commission proposed the Affordable Housing Act to help Member States and cities address housing affordability and availability. It gives public authorities legal certainty to act within EU law, requiring measures such as short-term rental restrictions to be evidence-based, necessary and proportionate. Authorities must show short-term rental activity has had a significant adverse effect on affordability or availability for at least three years and that less restrictive measures would not be equally effective. The Act also covers second homes and prolonged vacancy, and is accompanied by a Recommendation to increase housing supply.