Airbnb Activity and Rental Markets in Canada: A Technical Examination

Airbnb Activity and Rental Markets in Canada: A Technical Examination

Canadian Economic Analysis Industry Economic Analysis Urban City Economic Analysis
Pages:27 pages44 min read

Author: The Conference Board of Canada

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This primer is intended for technical audiences. It provides the theoretical foundation to examine whether short-term rentals, like Airbnb, potentially put upward pressure on rents across Canadian cities.

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This primer provides a technical examination of whether short-term rentals, like Airbnb, are putting upward pressure on rents across Canadian cities.
Has Airbnb activity had a meaningful impact on rents across Canada? Does the effect of Airbnb activity vary by province? Or are neighbourhood attributes, including proximity to amenities like restaurants, public transit, and parks, influencings both Airbnb activity and rents? And how much have policies implemented by cities and provinces to regulate short-term rentals reduced Airbnb activity, and have these policies resulted in lower rents?

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Findings
Introduction
How short-term rentals impact housing markets
Data and estimation approach
Results
Discussion
Conclusion
Appendix A: Short-term rental regulations in Canada
Appendix B: Bibliography

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