Post by High Priestess on Oct 20, 2016 16:10:11 GMT
2000 apartments in the Spencer Dock apartment complex can no longer do Airbnb rentals. See the story:
www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/blanket-airbnb-ban-placed-on-dublin-apartment-complex-1.2836859
www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/blanket-airbnb-ban-placed-on-dublin-apartment-complex-1.2836859
Mr Power said there have been several incidences of anti-social behaviour especially at weekends and Spencer Dock security has been called in to remove rowdy Airbnb guests.
The letter sent to all residents stated that the lettings are having a “seriously negative impact on all residents in Spencer Dock by taking away their right to live in their homes in peace and quiet.
“The intention of this process is to protect and maintain Spencer Dock as a better place to live which will, in turn, safeguard and enhance the value and security of your homes/investments and protect rental yields.”
The letter goes on to state that management has received legal advice to the effect that Airbnb rentals are in breach of covenants contained in the apartment leases and is also contrary to the house rules of Spencer Dock.
The letter sent to all residents stated that the lettings are having a “seriously negative impact on all residents in Spencer Dock by taking away their right to live in their homes in peace and quiet.
“The intention of this process is to protect and maintain Spencer Dock as a better place to live which will, in turn, safeguard and enhance the value and security of your homes/investments and protect rental yields.”
The letter goes on to state that management has received legal advice to the effect that Airbnb rentals are in breach of covenants contained in the apartment leases and is also contrary to the house rules of Spencer Dock.
