Santa Ana bans short-term residential rentals within city limits
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2024
- The Santa Ana City Council has voted to ban short-term residential rentals within city limits.
Carlos Herrera reports for the KTLA 5 Morning News on April 18, 2024.
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They should do that in LA County
LA is the worst. Not surprised.
Visitors belong at hotels in the business zone, where they do not disturb residents.
And that is it you make AirBnB the same as a Hotel, it must be in a zone for a business, and have all the same requirements as a Hotel.
lol in my neighborhood we disturb the visitors 😂 they tore down these old apartments and built modern airbnb apartment 😂 everybody scandalous in the city of gun smoke
I travel all over the country and stay in Airbnb's for work. It's a great tool for contractors that travel long term for work. Airbnb's should be addressed individually if they are a nuisance. It's likely due to poor management.
@@matthewallen2890Airbnb's can't be anymore a nuisance than the household with three families and their twelve cars, for one address! Which is the norm in Hispanic neighborhoods.
@@Fishseaofcortez Make anonymous complaint to your city's code enforcement. They won't know you called
I agree 100% with santa ana
Short term rentals should be banned entire USA period.
@@ayasensei5709 Yes Agree! Ban short term all over the U.S. What makes me angry is that a vote is needed to ban it. Um.. we DID NOT VOTE TO ALLOW IT in the first place. Tech companies just do what they want and destroy something essential like housing and then instead of removing that product we have to rally and get votes to remove it. It's insane. The airbnb VRBO etc is a proven failed experiment and we have the results all over the world that it increased rent and turned available housing into businesses... enough is enough. Los Angeles needs to follow this example like yesterday
@@ayasensei5709Why?
This won't do anything to lower prices or lower rentals. Delusional and doesn't make sense.
@@usernamena2324don’t care, should be illegal anyway
This is how you bring home prices back down to reality.
Great move, needs to be done nationwide.
The short term rentals will be made into regular rentals. Home prices will remain the same.
No it won't. Home prices will remain the same.
You are correct. Ignore those naysayers.
@@joelcleareimpossible
The key is enforcement
Bro, they ain't enforcing nothing. The government let you break the law, make a ton of money breaking the law, then in 10 years, they bust you for 10 million dollars. That is how government profit.
They will ask Airbnb to remove any listing that are in the Santa Ana area.
You have to fund the government to enforce the law 😂
I agree with this 100%. I hate short term rentals
So ban hotels
@@ml-jt6eg hotels make sense, hotel are for travel guess, hotels don’t ruin residential communities, kill property values and contribute to the housing shortage. Don’t be a dummy.
@@ml-jt6egbuild one next to my house and I will 😂
Median income in Santa Ana is $40K. Median home price is $700K. No one can afford to buy there unless you have 5 working adults to qualify for a loan.
I really want my neighbor to be an airbee&bee, said no one ever...
Well, people who use houses as investments did say that. lol.
But I’m against AirBnb.
I really want my neighbor to be an airbee&bee than gang members.
Here you go, i said it.
Don’t worry, I never want to stay in an Airbnb in Santa Ana
OMG I thought the same thing.
i never want to stay in an airbnb anyway lol
But just because YOU won’t stay there doesn’t mean others will. Let’s remove AirBnB and have these houses/properties so that long term renters can find a place thus lowering rent.
@@alexmendez3681 how will this lower rent when owners will rent for fare market value?
@@RyanJohnson-pz4tb They hope it will
Everyone making fun of this but seriously more cities need to do this, a reason why a majority of you will be forced out of your own cities and community lol.
Glad they are doing this, too many empty houses with who knows staying in them.
Was there really a bunch of tourists hoping to be disappointed by renting an AirBnB in Santa Ana 🤣
Probably, Santa Ana is half gentrified now. All the high and mid rise , they’re the ones doing the air bnb
@@Leafylover probably for the better, I mean look at the reputation it still has lol. It's definitely not as ghetto as it used to be.
the only thing i can think of is renting an Air bnb if visiting Disneyland and not want to stay in Anaheim bc it's so expensive 😅 other than that i have no clue why someone would pick there to stay at 😂
Sad that people still take their kids to Disney after everything that was exposed
@@DebbieOnTheSpotDebbie that’s how capitalism works, that’s why it’s bad
If this does indeed work, it would be nice to see data driven suggestions for other cities. It feels almost impossible to afford to just live nowadays without working multiple jobs or being lucky enough to have one that pays a wage decent enough to self-sustain.
The 1% own 27% of the wealth
How much more data do you need?
I lived next to an AirBnB, I didn’t like seeing a new set of strangers with travel luggage every week.
Some of them left behind trash in a shared area and you could tell it was typical stuff from a tourist. All our neighbors have the decency to pick up anything they dropped.
GOOD For Santa Ana! Anaheim need to do the same! Also NO Sober and Half Way houses in working class neighborhoods!
Only civilians should be able to own residential properties with a limit of 4 properties, China and other countries are heavily profiting from high rentals and a disastrous California high prices.
rent was affordable before airbb. instead of 500 a month, they want the 500 a weekend.
more then that the cleaning fee is over $300 even for 2 days, must be filthy people renting them
@@jazziez6467 more like the owners are compulsive obsesive. want to rent out space but not pay to clean it.
You can’t complain about the homeless crisis and crime all while doing nothing about inequity when it comes to real estate.
Agree…. Tired of all these people and even companies buying up homes and renting them out when many many families are without their own home
Equity? Marxist hyperbole.
Homelessness is a choice
@@OzoneMcWegoyes the choice of financiers and shareholders to commodify human necessities to the detriment of all humanity.
@@pattilemonhouse7911even Adam smith said landlords are worthless 😂 that’s not Marxism that’s common sense
It isn't hard to regulate. You hire people who's job is to rent local STRs and then use the fines to fund the program. Or you give people rewards for reporting rhem. Or you have Airbnb give the address of every STR in the zip codes. And if they don't, they get fined when they are fined too. And you tell Airbnb not to allow STRs at a list of zip codes. Not very complicated.
People visiting should stay in motels/hotels anyways. What’s going to happen is corporations will buy up even more housing and rent them as Airbnbs.
Again the government requires property owners to solve the housing crisis. Let the city buy up properties and rent them out "affordably" and see what being a landlord is really like.
these b&b's draw a bad crowd and don't take care of the house, only do as little as possible and never even look at their property for dead trees, rotten gazebo's, filthy hot tubs, etc
How bout cutting down property tax
No
Preserve the character of Santa Ana 😂
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We need more of this!
Good! They have done this in other communities and it works well. Wish they would do this statewide.
They are frequently purchased by wealthy investors and run by management companies. They exploit and ruin our small communities. They have driven rents way up making workers have to relocate and since there are so many they add to traffic nightmares and problems.
Weekenders frequently turn homes into party houses and become loud, drinking or even drugging late into the night.
They dont know the roads, drive and park irresponsibly, litter, and leave their scared barking dogs behind for hours while they go out.
The many housecleaning teams and loud yard blowers midweek are also annoying.
Additionally, its uncomfortable not knowing who is next door for the weekend ...sometimes they seem like decent people, but too many over seem a bit sketchy and could be sex offenders, drug dealers or thieves.
I could support short-term rentals for a lower income senior living onsite, who wants to rent a small underutilized space to a traveling worker, like a nurse. But barely managed hotels in residential neighborhoods need to go.
Finally!
This is great news! I’m tired of seeing new people f ing up my neighborhood every other month
What a mo ron. My AirBnB is being used by a family who lost their house due to a neighbor's tree falling on their house.
While you’re at it, ban all those lame gig companies.
Good!
I own a bunch of rentals and I also agree to stop all these short terms rentals. I would never do with mine. I want long term tenants. I am all for people wanting to make money but it's enough of this. Let people stay in a hotel. That's why they are built.
I work at a hotel, and for the business professional, contractor, student, nurse, etc., that needs to have stay more than a night or two, it is extremely expensive. It can cost as $760-$925 a week. Not everyone can offered those prices. I work here full time, and I could not be able to stay at a hotel for even a week on my wages.
@@ellenmpurvis6this is what happens when you let corporations become more powerful than the government, congratulations, your children will be homeless 😂
The monopolization of housing for short-term rentals is also in direct conflict with the SDGs, ESG, and sustainability that governments and companies claim to support. People can't switch to EVs if all the houses are bought up by commercial entities.
They won't jail thieves but, they'll jail people who rent out places? LOL...wild...
Welcome to Commifornia!
@@BestoftheBest-oz4ei😂 ahh yes the communists were famous for never punishing anyone for anything ever
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We need this everywhere
No we don't. My AirBnB is currently being rented out to a family who lost their home due to a neighbor's tree falling on their house. They were living in a hotel room of 500 square feet for 16 months. Three adults, one cat, and one dog. Idiot s.
@@lexxieb787 am I supposed to feel bad? Let them stay there for free if you’re so generous 😂
@@HiDefHDMusic Obviously you are jealous. Don't be.
long term renting would be a valuable service, too. Let's face it, the hosts want to line their pockets - they don't give a flip about the surrounding community. Their low-spending visitors don't do more than go through a McDs drive-thru occasionally.
All cities need this.
Rent will never go down. If you ever bought a home you would know. A 400k mortage is already 3k a month. Homes don’t cost 400k anymore so no matter what, your rent will always increase. 😂
You can't simultaneously expect more housing supply to come on the market and restrict the ability for people to rent their houses for a said amount. People are going to sell their homes and their apartment buildings to Black Rock and good luck finding affordable places then.
Well I guess nobody gets to live in a house anymore, we’re not going to let you do this
Exactly. You leave your properties boarded up and unoccupied. Reducing supply, reducing supply which increases demand which increases prices and then you leverage the value into other assets like stocks, bonds, crypto etc. And then you see those assets increase and then everyone that needs a place to stay can barely afford it and then they go to the government and the government only can do is create more rules and those roles just create more problems. If you want cheap housing get rid of the rules and then there's going to be housing on every block. But your average citizen does not think about that. They think with their emotions.
Thank you!
This is a step in the right direction - if only other cities will follow. Maybe a statewide ban would be the way to go. Next would be to limit single family homes to USA individuals (not LLC's/corps/non-citizens etc.). As the voter base becomes younger (boomers dying off) - it's likely more favorable housing laws will take effect over time (millennials by 2028 will be the new voter majority). Prop 13 will likely get axed too which if they were to lower the overall rate, might make sense but they probably will just axe it and not lower the overall rate (which then nobody wins except the state). (Prop 13 discourages home selling and downsizing). The problem is by the time they do these things, entire generations are irreversibly damaged (millennials unable to have families, so by the time they can they are past the age of having children).
Yeah, there goes their tax base,
nothing like doubling down on stupid.
Newsome would never do it. He cozies up to Silicon Valley.
Yup. That’s why it needs to be done now to punish the people who reaped the I’ll gotten reqards of artificially lower tax rates
Omg yes there’s so many Chinese foreigners involved in the US home market, it’s crazy
@@eriks8382 Artificially low taxes? They still pay property taxes, and income taxes on revenue earned on the property.
Are they building workforce housing?
Next a curtailment wail will be erected around Anaheim, Santa Ana and Hawaiian Gardens to preserve unique and friendly city atmosphere.
Carlos hi we went to Ms.Dolly class together this is awesome you always been awesome 😎 congrats man
A city can ban Airbnb's, limit the amount of people in a businesses, but they can't limit the amount of people that can safely live in a home? It's okay to subdivide rooms in a home, convert the garage into a rental, rent out the motorhome, the tool shed and whatever else they can stick a warm body in, but an Airbnb is not okay ?
It's okay to allow people to build a second home on their property in a neighborhood zoned as R1 no matter how much overcrowding it causes , but a Airbnb is not ok.
Airbnb's aside, I'm sure Santa Ana doesn't have any of the other issues I mentioned happening in their city. What a @#%! joke !
1:44 lodging options okay cool who's going to tell this guy about hotels? Orange County has so many freaking hotels It's insane. People come for Disney and Knott's Berry farm and stay in airbnbs in Santa Ana and then no one can have an affordable place to live there are plenty of hotels buddy. Having an Airbnb does not boost tourism in Southern California people are going to come to Southern California no matter what
Wait so if you’ve been staying in an Airbnb in Santa Ana since let’s say Jan 2024, and still there, the host is not allowed to keep your reservation going?
Finally! A city doing what is right.
The rent is high because of the government, they set market 1bdr $1700 , 2 bdr $2200 (section 8 housing) lol
That's not true.
So housing prices will drop?
So the city wants you to snitch on your neighbors got it
How do you think the cops work? 😂
You should be able to do what you want with your property.
Thank you!! Was annoyed with the random people at the apartment
The thief and people who committed won’t be put in jail but they put homeowners try to rent their homes out for extra income. What’s joke.
Bans don't work. Real problem is lack of new buildings
I can't ever imagine letting some strangers anywhere near my house!! People are crazy, and this proves it!
this is the way.
Until AirBNB sues, weaponizing petition signatures (which they lied to residents about, regarding what they were petitioning for) as they did in San Diego. Gotta keep that sweet money flowing…
How dare people do what they want with their own property…
We have over 500 AirBNBs here. We're going to go bankrupt.
That interview seems to be in orange in a wealthy part, not SA
Santa Ana? Sounds like a Clint Eastwood film locations back in the day. Santa Ana is like a museum
the gravy train looks like its over!
Government is to blame for the lack of housing. Instead of allowing more building, the government tells you what to do with your property. Limiting the number of properties a person can own is up next!
There isn’t a lack of housing. If you’re not living in your house you should sell it. If you don’t like it move to Somalia
I guess I never thought of that all the rich buying houses for Airbnbs. It’s true I guess it’s a point maybe put a limit on how many houses you can own in a residential area, country land who cares.
The problem with short-term rentals is the people who rent the houses are mostly out of towners, so they don't have a sense of belonging, and thier demeanor and the properties condition reflects that. It would be less so if a large majority of renters was a family on an extended vacation, but there's less of that, and more people who simply want a party pad for a bit, or someone who just uses the airbnb as a place to sleep while working away from their real home.
people the rent ABAB expect better standards than your typical low class long term renter. Place is clean and well kept etc. that can not be said for those long term rentals.
Nothing wrong with air bnb but yes there is a issue with homes too damn expensive. Don't forget the insurance.
And property taxes
Excellent they did this! I live in a tourist community and roughly 6 out of 10 homes in a neighborhood are Airbnb STR’s. They have absolutely destroyed the community and have taken away neighborhood sense of communities in small towns all to support greed for investors and people that don’t want to get a real job and work
Bravo, Santa Ana!
911 what's your emergency, caller: there is a short term rental across the street : 911 dispatcher: yea, I have a gun shot victim down the road by way how do you know, caller: I have been watching them with my binoculars. lol
Seriously, get the priorities straight like heavy retail theft first.
nice, do it costa mesa next
I’m glad they ban Airbnb good for our neighborhood.
they should do a state wide ban of those companies, if people do it on their own, so be it. its those companies that saturate the market.
Wealthy people matter ! 😂
You know that Asian guy is a foreign investor that probably lives in Irvine or diamond bar. Also bought those houses for 50% over asking, pushing out regular families looking to buy a home.
🙏🏽👌🏾👏🏽
The CEO of this company (Airbnb) should be sued by all the homeless people in America! They're the ones who bought all the affordable houses in all the major cities and turned them into temporary rentals, elimination rental homes for the middle class. I hope there is a huge Class Action Law suit against that thief!
Santa Ana is actually good spot for Disneyland visitors
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Easy fix they go to a city that allows it and short term rentals become long term rentals lol
There should be a statewide ban.
Who wants to rent in this area anyway
who the hell is doing airbnb in santa ana...
People of a like kind.
This is anti capitalism.
If they want to do this they should phase it in over a decade. It pulls the rug from under those that saw this as a business opportunity.
Only cheap, confused types stay in Airbnb hoping to find a free bag of old stale chips left behind from previously confused? Couch surfer types market. Get a hotel room people with an unopened bag of chips, clean sheets, clean room…etc.
Good, as more people are falling into homelessness
Nice!
Do they realize some people need to visit their relatives?
Yes. That's why there are hotels.
@@KK-pm7ud there are motels
Don't worry about the greedy evil investors! They will go somewhere else to harm people.
Greedy investors individuals ppl trying to make some passive money for retirement because money nowadays gov keep printing them will be worthless >< big corporate hotel chain funding to politicians to change the law eat up small businesses. You will never win in this game dude
Maybe build more housing
TIM TIM TIM
santa ana does not have the right folks
They're really sticking it to the man now aren't they.
😂
The only people affected by this are those who need the AirBnb income.
You mean people charging exorbitant rates with hidden fees? Like Uber, Airbnb is past its prime.
That's the reality of things. Everything is expensive. You're not being forced to use Airbnb, Uber, or anything. Hotels will always be available, just like taxi's. Again, the target shouldn't be the people renting a room/backroom etc to make ends meet. The target should be the serial STR companies. Those companies that buy multiple properties solely for short term rentals. That's the real problem.
If you thought you actually owned your property, you were wrong!
Dont you guys learnt anything, they will just do it illegally
GO ORANGE COUNTY
No china wrong
Go away unwelcomed visitors
Nothing like destroying your tax base. Way to double down on stupid.
I think it’s worth it. In return we get more places to open up for long term rentals which will reduce rent rates across SoCal. I think we should abolish AirBnb all together and have all of these properties open up for people to rent. It’ll lower rents for everyone.
@@alexmendez3681 it wont reduce rent rates the rents will be fare market values just like all the other long term rentals in the area
@@alexmendez3681 They're not enough short term rentals to make a difference in the price of rent. Now the businesses that rely on the tourist for income will be disenfranchised.
It won't destroy their tax base. Most short term rentals shouldn't be allowed. And at the very least should be regulated. They zone hotels for a reason.
BS
So you Love democracy and Capitalism
but not Air B and B....funny