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San Diego Approves Licensing System for Short-Term Vacation Rentals

Measure Caps Properties Available Through Booking Sites To Ease Disputes, Boost Affordable Housing
San Diego officials approved a licensing program intended to cap properties available for short-term vacation rentals on sites such as Airbnb at 1% of overall housing inventory. (Getty Images)
San Diego officials approved a licensing program intended to cap properties available for short-term vacation rentals on sites such as Airbnb at 1% of overall housing inventory. (Getty Images)
CoStar News
February 24, 2021 | 6:21 P.M.

San Diego City Council has approved a licensing system for short-term vacation rentals hosted on sites such as Airbnb, as the nation’s eighth-most populous city looks to address a long-simmering debate pitting property owners’ rights to earn extra income against their neighbors’ complaints about unwanted noise and traffic.

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