As City Hall gets ready to enforce its new home-sharing regulations, the supply of Airbnb’s most important raw material—homes—is shrinking, and fast. So far, 901 residential buildings with 88,993 units …

The Phoenix-based Goldwater Institute and Chicago-based Liberty Justice Center have sued the city of Chicago over its new home-sharing rules aimed at Airbnb and similar companies. An ordinance approved by …

A group of homeowners is suing the city of Chicago, alleging the city’s new “draconian and unintelligible restrictions” on Airbnb and other home-sharing platforms are unconstitutional and punish responsible homeowners. …

By AMBER FISHER @Amber_L_Fisher CHICAGO – A group of residents has filed a lawsuit to halt the city’s new home-sharing regulations, which affect Airbnb and other rental websites. The restrictions …

The city of Chicago is violating constitutional rights, hurting communities, and punishing responsible home owners with its new rules for Airbnb and other short term rental services. Those are just …

CHICAGO — Chicago crossed the line into the privacy of people’s homes – and violated constitutional protections – by imposing sweeping regulations governing Airbnb and other home-sharing services, a federal …

A nonprofit group representing current and former Airbnb hosts is suing Chicago in an effort to overturn regulations on home-sharing services that were passed by the City Council this summer. Keep Chicago …

Chicago crossed the line into the privacy of people’s homes — and violated constitutional protections — by imposing sweeping regulations governing Airbnb and other home-sharing services, a federal lawsuit contends. …

A group of Chicago property owners are taking the city to court over rules for homesharing that are “literally incomprehensible.” Chicago’s new regulations for short-term rentals, including those made over …

A group opposed to the city’s new restrictions on Airbnb and other home-sharing services has sued to block the regulations, arguing that they’re unconstitutional. Calling the new ordinance “literally incomprehensible,” …