Airbnb's Trading Volume Surges to $875 Million Ranking 78th in Market Activity Despite Regulatory Setback in Spain

On May 20, 2025, Airbnb's trading volume reached $875 million, marking a 30.58% increase from the previous day and ranking 78th in the day's stock market activity. However, Airbnb's stock price has declined by 3.27% over the past two days, with a total decrease of 4.25%.

Spain's consumer rights authority has mandated Airbnb to delist over 65,000 rental listings, citing regulatory non-compliance. The decision, backed by Madrid's high court, aims to withdraw as many as 5,800 listings. Airbnb has announced plans to appeal the decision.

This regulatory action is part of a broader crackdown by the Spanish government on short-term rentals that violate existing rules. The move is expected to impact a significant portion of Airbnb's listings in Spain, although it represents only a small fraction of the total housing market.

The Spanish Ministry of Consumer Affairs has ordered Airbnb to remove more than 65,000 tourist rental listings from its platform, arguing that they violate existing regulations. This decision is likely to have a notable impact on Airbnb's operations in Spain and could potentially affect the company's market value.