As a single mom, the cost of living in D.C. is a constant struggle – and unregulated Airbnbs are making it worse. youtu.be/TnD9nU6wCsw

Yukia Hugee, a local D.C. mom, explains the serious impacts that illegal short-term rentals like commercially-owned Airbnbs have on D.C.’s community – gobbling up affordable housing options for families like hers:

Affordable housing options are already rare in D.C. – and if the Council of DC doesn’t pass regulations to rein in commercially short-term rentals – families like Yukia’s will continue to fact the impacts. Learn more: itstimeDC.com

BREAKING: Council of DC unanimously votes to protect #DC neighborhoods and restrict short-term rentals in D.C. – one step closer to ending the grasp out-of-town commercial investors have on D.C’s housing market. Read more: itstimedc.com/local-groups-a…

Why does #Airbnb OPPOSE D.C.’s proposed short-term rental law – while their CEO SUPPORTS it?

Interesting that #Airbnb’s CEO agrees that short-term rentals should be limited to “One Host, One Home” – just like D.C.’s short term rental law. bit.ly/2y7SlHV

This morning, a coalition of #DC community leaders and residents are hosting a press event urging Council of DC to pass short-term rental legislation that will protect affordable housing and neighborhoods across D.C. Learn more: itstimedc.com/media-advisory…

Keep an eye out for our truck today! Ahead of Council of DC’s short-term rental vote tomorrow – we’re asking an important question: #Airbnb’s CEO agrees with #DC City Council that short-term rentals should be limited to “One Host, One Home” – so why doesn’t Airbnb? WATCH →

From the mouth of #Airbnb’s CEO: “The basic premise we want is that if a city is in a housing constraint… we want people to rent the homes they live in, not take units off the market.” So if Airbnb’s CEO supports Council of DC’s short-term rental legislation – why doesn’t Airbnb?

WATCH Julianne Malveaux, economist and President Emerita of Bennett College, discuss the important impact Council of DC’s short-term rental legislation will have on affordable housing in DC: youtu.be/oFJedzj3WLM

ICYMI from WTOP: Short term rental rules wanted by #DC voters, survey finds. "The Short-Term Rental Regulation Act of 2018 could be considered by Council of DC on Tuesday – according to a recent survey... 86% of D.C. voters support this legislation." wtop.com/dc/2018/10/sho…

Today is the second of two votes by the Council of DC on short-term rental legislation to create a new permit category and framework for short-term rentals in DC. Check out this graphic to see what kinds of rentals are impacted and which are not at all. kenyanmcduffie.com/homesharing/

Local mom Yukia Hugee calls on Council of DC to stand up for residents across #DC working multiple jobs just to pay rent – by passing common-sense short-term rental legislation to address the many illegal hotels plaguing our neighborhoods and driving up rent costs.

Believe it, Dre – D.C. neighborhoods face out-of-control #Airbnb parties every day – disturbing our quiet communities. Watch this clip from black-ish on out-of-control short-term rentals like #Airbnb:

#Airbnb’s CEO agrees: Short-term rentals should be limited to “One Host, One Home” – just like D.C.’s short-term rental law.

Thank you CM McDuffie's Office for protecting our neighborhoods from commercial Airbnb investors! Your work keeps D.C. affordable and safe for local families!

We applaud Council of DC for unanimously voting to protect D.C. families and housing options by passing the short-term rental bill!

Thank you, Council of DC leaders, for rejecting illegal home sharing, protecting affordable housing and putting residents first!