Thanks for sharing.

So how is the condo's condition since there are units operating as airbnb?

Verve Suites @ Mont Kiara was completed back in 2013 (link), so my guess is that by then, the owner demographics would've stabilised between the own-stayers and investors until the former group is able to identify and call out those units that are operating as an Airbnb, homestay and short-term rentals.

Even the below except didn't shed light on what exactly happened until this ban is needed:


So is this law passed because there are many instances of this happening or was it passed because of Airbnb's growing popularity in Malaysia from 2018 onwards until they are guided by fear of this 'nuisance' happening? I've stayed in a few such Airbnb units in the past such as 6 Capsquare Condo and did not see such incidents happening.

I view these owners as hypocrites when they themselves also buy units elsewhere for their investment and operate as a landlord, homestay and/or Airbnb, but make noise when their own project have units operating as such.

I can understand for Airbnb's case, but do recall that fees and taxes are already charged when you book for hotels and accomodation via Agoda, Booking, Expedia, etc. Not sure what 'other' tax can you slap on the latter group...