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Are La Jolla STR regulation the same as San Deigo?

Marco Pangilinan
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Hi SD BPers -

I am doing some research into STR regulations in SD and have found that there is now a 1% cap in SD and a 30% cap in mission beach.

As an out of towner, would anyone in this forum know if the 1% cap also applies to short term rentals in La Jolla, or are La Jolla STR under another jurisdiction? Anyone have any experience on this?


Thanks,

Marco

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Emy Bernardo
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Emy Bernardo
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Yes, La Jolla falls under the jurisdiction of the City of San Diego. 

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