The planned restriction worries the Forenomi renting apartments: « The consequences could be catastrophic »

Short -term Leasing -in -induced legislation would bring professionals with bumps furnished.

In the Ministry of the Environment Preparing for legislationto restrict short rental of dwellings, that is, the rental of a furnished home for less than four weeks.

For example, restrictions could mean that only a certain number of days per year could be rented for an apartment for a short period of time.

For example, the intention is to intervene in professional Airbnb leasing, which is considered to compete unfairly with hotel entrepreneurship. Short rental has also been rated frequently due to disorders caused by residents.

For the home -like There is a lot of demand for furnished apartments, says Forenom CEO Jussi Saarinen.

A major customer group of Forenom is companies that rent homes to their employees. Saarinen emphasizes that the availability of short -term dwellings is important for labor mobility.

« If the law were to accidentally limit this activity, the consequences could be catastrophic. »

The opportunity to rent a temporary furnished apartment is sometimes necessary before finding a permanent residence, Saarinen says. For example, experts in a new country with a new country need an address to obtain a Finnish telephone subscription and bank account.

If short rental is addressed through legislation, Saarinen hopes that « the business side will not go with the washing water ». According to him, Forenom's corporate customers have been concerned about new legislation news.

Saarinen admits that the current situation in short rental is unsustainable. Clear rules of the game are needed in the industry, he estimates.

According to Saarinen, the key from the point of view of a possible constraint is to consider municipal differences. He notes that Finnish cities are in quite different situations in terms of rental homes.

According to Saarinen, disruptions in housing associations should be taken seriously. He states that housing companies should be given effective ways to interfere with disorders. The actions should be able to target where there are problems.

“Forenom's strengths in interfering with mild phenomena are professionalism and experienced workers. They are a prerequisite for the rapid handling of interference. ”