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-> Having 75 days to rent your home is a perfectly reasonable restriction. Just out of curiosity, and because I can't find the answer, what is the number 75 ba
by remarkEon 11y ago
-> Having 75 days to rent your home is a perfectly reasonable restriction.
Just out of curiosity, and because I can't find the answer, what is the number 75 based on? Is there something in the data about that number, wherein those who rent out up to and including 75 days are the "reasonable" people just renting out their place while they're gone on a long holiday? 75 just seems sort of random and arbitrary, to me at least. Is that the threshold for when people renting out their place become the "long-termers"?
Edit: Third party and not from Airbnb, but this place seems to aggregate some data. Gonna go play now. http://insideairbnb.com/get-the-data.html http://insideairbnb.com/get-the-data.html
- hermanmerman 11y agoWhat is your non-arbitrary take on that number then?
- remarkEon 11y agoI mean, it's effectively 2.5 months. Without knowing more about some of the laws governing rentals in SF it's tough to speculate. I was merely curious if that number was informed by customer behavior.
- jdp23 11y agoThe current law is 90 days, so it's probably as simple as "the initiative's authors wanted to shorten it a little but not too much".