Robert St. Genis

Los Angeles Short Term Rental Alliance

Guest

Director of Operations at the Los Angeles Short Term Rental Alliance and an Airbnb host in Downtown LA

Robert St. Genis on KCRW

The escalating wars over short-term rentals: Airbnb, VRBO, and others versus homeowners. And cities are caught in the middle with varying policies and regulations. One issue is taxes.

Airbnb Growth Outpaces City Policy

The escalating wars over short-term rentals: Airbnb, VRBO, and others versus homeowners. And cities are caught in the middle with varying policies and regulations. One issue is taxes.

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