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Airbnb loses thousands of hosts in SF as registration rules kick in – SF Chronicle

News, Short-term RentalsBy Erica GreenJanuary 17, 2018Leave a comment

As they prepare for their first meeting of the year Tuesday, San Francisco’s supervisors are crafting a legislative agenda that mixes lofty ideals about economic equality with everyday quality-of-life issues that prompt constituent complaints.

Airbnb settles SF suit, agrees to register all local hosts – San Francisco Chronicle

Advocacy, Short-term RentalsBy Erica GreenMay 17, 2017Leave a comment

The Hotel Council Executive Director, Kevin Carroll, has worked closely with Share Better SF, labor groups, the California Hotel and Lodging Association, and American Hotel and Lodging Association to ensure short-term rental companies operate legally and within City policy …

San Francisco Issues $1.1 Million in Fines to Hosts Renting On Sites Like Airbnb

Short-term RentalsBy Erica GreenMarch 9, 2017

March 9, 2017

Report commissioned by American Hotel and Lodging Association claims a growing number of hosts on Airbnb are illegal hotels.

Airbnb, hotels dispute whether commercial hosts are increasing

Short-term RentalsBy Erica GreenMarch 9, 2017

Airbnb makes a big — and growing — chunk of its revenue from commercial operators, according to a study financed by the hotel industry. The home-rental company disputed the report as misleading and inaccurate, and provided The Chronicle with data showing that it had jettisoned hundreds of commercial listings in San Francisco as part of…


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