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Ashley Moyer
  • Granite Bay, CA
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Huge trend of cities in CA fighting AirBnB, short-term rentals

Ashley Moyer
  • Granite Bay, CA
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First, South Lake Tahoe was all over the news in Northern California for its campaign to shut down short term rentals and now, I just read San Diego just voted to limit short-term rentals to primary residences only! Wow! I think a trend (at least in California) is starting! What are your thoughts? 

Here is the latest article in San Diego: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/tourism/sd-fi-airbnb-council-20180715-story.html

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