homes not hotels

Another #airbnbneighbor's peaceful home destroyed by the illegal short term rental next door.

Mark 12:31 "You shall love your neighbor as yourself"

[homes not hotels @HOMESvsHOTELS]

Neighborhoods are the cradle of humanity and governments let STR investors piss all over them.

[Stephanie Ashworth @STR2out]

@FionaCampbell74 Short-term rentals don’t support communities long-term. Guests don’t use doctors, dentists, shop regular at grocery, participate in civic life. STLs make $$ for operators.

[homes not hotels @HOMESvsHOTELS]

@rekt20XX @Trader_Shaw @NipseyHoussle @vrbo @Airbnb Until you've lived it, it's impossible to appreciate.

You've never had a neighbor that parties with 10+ people every day and night of the year.

I hope you never do.

[Local Insights @localinsightsai]

“End the civil war that’s raging in our neighborhoods over short-term rentals…”Dallas Neighborhood Coalition this morning on Dallas’ proposed ban on short-term rentals

[Christian Browne @Ezy_Breezy_]

My apartment building has been RUINED by @Airbnb

From drunk guests who think it is funny to steal doormats…to domestic disputes… and everything in between.

AirB&B has absolutely ruined good communities, and made finding a rental unattainable.

#boycottairbnb

[Jessica Sheedy Black @jjsheedy]

Lately, I’ve been been reflecting a lot about the value of neighbors & community & the reasons people seek out homes in residential neighborhoods where they can be part of a community & form relationships with neighbors. 1/6

[homes not hotels @HOMESvsHOTELS]

@kjxoxo @addis_fasika @jeremypgordon I will say, it's hard to imagine what it's like until you do live next to one (which is why I think people still stay in them).

If you wouldn't mind it, and aren't just overlooking the problems they cause, I hope you live next to one one day and save a family that does mind.

[Susan Jones Engelhardt @sjengelhardt]

@korinreid Living next to an Airbnb home cured me of ever wanting to stay in one.

[astrid 🩷 @unevensomewhere]

people are finally realizing that @airbnb sucks and i feel so vindicated

[United Neighborhoods of Fort Worth @FWTXNC]

Short term rentals that replace trusted neighbors with a constant flow of strangers make Fort Worth neighborhoods less safe and attract crime to our communities. @CityofFortWorth, please start enforcing our zoning laws that disallow STRs in residential areas!

[Jessica Sheedy Black @jjsheedy]

3 injured, 1 with life-threatening injuries, during a shooting at a large party at East Austin Airbnb. This is the 289th report I’ve found of a shooting at short term rental since 5/2019. 1/2 #EnoughWithThePartyHouses #HomesNotHotels #NeighborsNotStrangers #CommunityNotCommodity

[Sean Parker is FOR Transit @SeanForFive]

This post is blowing up on the Nashville subreddit. Young people do not see a future for themselves here.

City rules allow up to 12 tourists to stay in a home but no more than 3 actual residents. This is cruel and unfair and we can change it.

LET. PEOPLE. LIVE. HERE.

[Mama Llama @MamaLlamaTX]

Allowing our residential housing to be turned into lodging businesses doesn’t make sense! Dallas / Fort Worth leads the nation in hotel construction. Lack of hotels is not an issue, but lack of longterm housing is. #AirbnbSucks #VrboSucks https://t.co/fDIE4WpqQo

[homes not hotels @HOMESvsHOTELS]

@jankaiponen1 I don't think putting hotels in neighborhoods cleans them up or draws in trendy businesses. It destroys them. It destroys the peace, social fabric, and housing affordability for locals. It replaces businesses serving long term residents with businesses serving folks on vacation.

[The Shift @Make_TheShift]

Platforms like Airbnb take 1000s of homes out of the #housing market all over the 🌍 and have been shown to erode social cohesion in communities. Join us in the fight 2 protect the #RightToHousing.

Read #TheShiftDirectives & urge your govt to adopt them: https://t.co/l5BVjsWs84

[kevinkleindaily @kevinkleindaily]

@AirbnbHelp one of your tenants broke the terms of their lease but continues to rent through Airbnb. police arrested one of your guests. the host continues to rent it despite safety violations. is it your policy to enable this behavior? or does Airbnb not care?