Airbnb

A couple of GTA families just bought this ‘resort-like’ Prince Edward County property for $4 million

These Oakville-based families each wanted a cottage. By pooling their money, they were able to afford a 30-acre plot with a private beach

“We’re losing as much as $11,000 in rent per month”: How these Airbnb hosts are adjusting to the new normal

“Do we wait for the province to opens things back up, and hopefully make back some of the money we've lost, or do we take on a long-term tenant?”

How a couple prepped their South Riverdale loft for Airbnb—and how much they’re making

Under new city rules, anyone can turn their home into a part-time hotel

How a frequent traveller prepped his Annex house for Airbnb—and how much he’s making

Under new city rules, anyone can turn their home into a part-time hotel

How a designer prepped her Rosedale house for Airbnb—and how much she’s making

Under new city rules, anyone can turn their home into a part-time hotel

How a couple prepped their Leaside house for Airbnb—and how much they’re making

Under new city rules, anyone can turn their home into a part-time hotel

A few of the coolest Toronto properties on Airbnb Plus

The platform's new premium rental service is now available in Toronto

Airbnb of the Week: $349 per night for a house owned by Kenny Hotz of Kenny vs. Spenny

Stay in a bed that belongs to a former South Park writer

What you need to know about the city’s new proposed Airbnb rules

Renting out homes by the night may soon be harder to do in Toronto

Airbnb of the Week: From $265 per night for a mountainside suite in Collingwood

See inside a hot-tub-equipped cabin that's up for rent by the night

Airbnb of the Week: $205 per night for a photogenic loft in Corktown

See inside a cottage-y home that's up for rent by the night

Airbnb of the Week: $335 per night for a three-bedroom Cabbagetown home

See inside a quirky home that's up for rent by the night

Q&A: Alex Dagg, the super-lobbyist who’s trying to get city council on board with Airbnb

The woman with the tricky task of getting Airbnb the regulations (or lack thereof) it desires

Inside PayPal’s new office, with communal bikes, cold brew on tap and catered lunches four days a week

And of course there's a Ping-Pong table

Some good things that will almost definitely happen in Toronto in 2017

An optimistic look at the year ahead