NY group urges cashing in on short-term rentals

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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York City may be losing as much as $155 million annually in tourist business because of new restrictions on short-term rentals.

That’s according to the Committee for Short-Term Rental Reform, a group that wants to revise new rules intended to crack down on illegal, unlicensed hotels.

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