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Better Neighbors LA

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LA loses homes to illegal short-term rentals every day.

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Better Neighbors LA · LA loses homes to illegal short-term rentals every day. ·

The City must collect the potential $210 million in fines between these 11 locations.

These 11 violaters cheat the City (and its residents) by using up resources and services they don’t properly pay into.

1. Air Venice - 5 Rose Ave.
2. Su Ca

Here’s what no one tells you about short-term rentals in Los Angeles.

This unregulated “shadow industry” has removed 2,600 permanent homes from the market. The result? Rent is $810 higher per year for every LA resident.

👉🏽We&r

Cute but should delete... This is an unpermitted Venice Beach “ghost” hotel. Raking in profits, operating illegally, costing you money and housing. 🤫🛑

While LA families search for affordable places to live, Air Venice has been running

City services are stretched thin, and the solution isn’t a new ordinance. The City must collect the funds owed through the Home Sharing Ordinance (HSO).

Enforcing the 2019 law against violators could generate $47 million per month.

Take acti

Over 60% of short-term rentals in LA are already operating illegally.

When will the City decide that protecting housing for the people who actually live here matters more than expanding permits for corporate operators?

We support home-sharing done

Thank you, @secret.losangeles, for covering the VRO. A $50 million one-time prepayment doesn’t make sense if the city can collect $47 per month from illegal “ghost hotels” and unlawful corporate operators. The math is not mathing.