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AirBNB's 2025 Rule Changes

Ella Compton
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AirBNB just rolled out new 2025 hosting policies, and they're already shaking things up for short-term rental owners. 

One of the biggest shocks is the ban on collecting any guest information. No more asking for emails, phone numbers or offering direct bookings. This kills a major strategy for hosts who have built repeat business off platform. Another surprising change is that you can no longer charge security deposits unless you're using an AirBNB approved, API connected property management system. Additionally, all fees (cleaning, pet, utilities, etc.) must now be listed upfront, which cuts into flexibility and could hurt perceived value. 

These shifts seem aimed at giving guests more transparency, but they are tightening the leash on hosts. 

For those currently hosting on AirBNB, how are you adjusting to the new changes? Are you planning to stick with your properties or explore other options? 

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