Minut details London short-term rental regulations for 2026
Covers the 90-night cap, borough enforcement, tax changes, and upcoming registration requirements.
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In short: Minut expanded its property monitoring capabilities with AI-powered smoke detection and launched several hardware and software updates.
Covers the 90-night cap, borough enforcement, tax changes, and upcoming registration requirements.
From January 1, 2026, Decree 26/2024 prohibits private short-term rentals, upheld by Supreme Court. Fines and closures apply for non-compliance. Hotels remain legal.
The regulation mandates interoperable registration systems and data sharing by platforms with authorities. Operators must obtain registration numbers, monitor local rules, and prepare compliance checklists.
It covers state rules, county bans, taxes, and enforcement across Oʻahu, Maui, Hawaiʻi Island, and Kauaʻi. Operators must confirm zoning, display tax IDs, and follow operational standards.
Mînut monitors can detect noise levels, smoke, and more.
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