Judge dismisses Airbnb's lawsuit against New York City's short-term rental law

NEW YORK -- Airbnb will have to abide by New York City's new rules on short-term rentals.

Tuesday, a judge dismissed the company's lawsuit against the city.

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The new laws require short-term rental hosts to register with the city. Hosts will also have to be present during the rental stay.

Airbnb said the city is sending a message to potential visitors that they are not welcome.

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The judge ruled the city acted within its authority.

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