Airbnb removed 3 rental vans parked in New York City after neighbors complained of feces and urine outside
Images of a van available to rent in New York City on Tripadvisor.The vans frequently moved around public parking spots within the neighborhood, the Daily News reported.
In the listings on Airbnb, the host stated that anything less than a five-star review was considered a negative review, according to the Daily News.According to a review on the vacation-rental platform seen by the Daily News, one guest named Virgile thought the van they stayed in was too expensive. In January 2022, New York City adopted a law that requires hosts to register their Airbnb and short-term properties with the Mayor's Office of Special Enforcement. However, the deadline to register those short-term rentals is September 5 of this year, according to the. A representative for the office did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.
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