housing the we ve been building, we lose three units of rent-controlled housing. that s not quite standing in place. if not a terribly impressive track record. not one we should accept as a continuing trend. why those units are being taken off the market is of course because of a number of speculative forces but we know the short-term rentals being so unenforceable such a lack of compliance is a right opportunity for speculation removal of those units we have to but not all. this legislation is a very simple step forward what puts accountability on the businesses were making a nice any profit office as well as the clients to ensure the simply complying with local laws. if everybody was like misnomer we would not have the kind of housing affordable to crisis with this industry that we do. so, please, supervisor this is really low hanging fruit. they should ve been and are legislation in the first place asking the businesses to take responsibility for only listing registered ho
supervisor peskin: what about a late june meeting? director: i can reach out to him and asked if he can confer with his commissioners to have that hearing. supervisor peskin: thank you. director: next up, marion thompson in the office of economic and workforce of almost continue to work with me in the case management of newly nominated businesses until we have the legacy business program manager on board. i will continue to work with those that submitted their application to make sure we get them moving forward, which is the 11 remaining applications. 6-20, this is working backward the 7-20 date of the hpc hearing. they will transfer the completed applications to the historical preservation commission. on 6-30 because were doing some revisions based upon this oracle preservation commission s request, making the modifications to the application we will have the translated application instructions and cover sheet on our website no later than june 30. supervisor peskin
follow the law. you cannot do false advertising of it illegal units if people have not registered. as a staff member of senior disability action, i also speak for the seniors who i know have lost their homes in those homes have indeed become short-term rentals. i ve only to think of the 22 units that are still being used as vacation rentals in my neighborhood. we are actually talking about one block, 22 units, and those are free of the buildings were there had been [inaudible] seven years ago and this is a way to bring in the platform to hold them accountable and to stop our seniors from being evicted for greed and so, i want to really support this and i hope everyone will support this. this is so important to our communities, to our city, to maintain neighbors and neighborhoods. thank you. supervisor peskin: thank you. testifier: good morning, supervise. i m marla night. i m cochair of north beach tenants committed to living in north beach i have seen firsthand what s ha
arguments about how air b&b is operating as a nice the engine on the subject to such regulation is just a bunch of who we. comparing, regulating short-term rentals with a newspaper taking out newspaper ads you can compare these think it s new world and old worlds. we need new approaches to make new world technology work in today s environment. the biggest problem, you for this over and over again-the short-term rentals are causing less housing. it trickles downhill in your seeing more homeless people. that s really the big problem. all these homeless people. so, yay for the legislation. it s a start and i look forward to seeing the next pieces of legislation to make registration easier. supervisor peskin: thank you. after that, [calling names] testifier: good morning, supervisor name is charlie work on government affairs for the san francisco apartment association. thank you for hearing us today. we represent about 3000 property owners from the immense about 70,000 rent-c
ads you can compare these think it s new world and old worlds. we need new approaches to make new world technology work in today s environment. the biggest problem, you for this over and over again-the short-term rentals are causing less housing. it trickles downhill in your seeing more homeless people. that s really the big problem. all these homeless people. so, yay for the legislation. it s a start and i look forward to seeing the next pieces of legislation to make registration easier. supervisor peskin: thank you. after that, [calling names] testifier: good morning, supervisor name is charlie work on government affairs for the san francisco apartment association. thank you for hearing us today. we represent about 3000 property owners from the immense about 70,000 rent-controlled apartments citywide. we ask that you support the legislation here before you today and also the full board of supervisors. the main thing the legislation does is all the platforms themselves a