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‘Meet the Activist Who Hunts for San Diego’s Airbnb ‘Apartment Hotels’ (opens the original)
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by Cody Dulaney / inewsource / September 23, 2026 It’s a Thursday afternoon and the 42-year-old Hillcrest homeowner is seated at his kitchen counter, scrolling through lines of code he wrote to analyze multiple datasets on his laptop. He’s a Google engineer by trade, but his workday is over, and now he’s hunting through the local real estate market. His target? Properties that he calls “apartment hotels” — or entire complexes that have been converted from long-term housing to short-term rentals.
‘Meet the Activist Who Hunts for San Diego’s Airbnb ‘Apartment Hotels’ (opens the original)
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by Cody Dulaney / inewsource / September 23, 2026 It’s a Thursday afternoon and the 42-year-old Hillcrest homeowner is seated at his kitchen counter, scrolling through lines of code he wrote to analyze multiple datasets on his laptop. He’s a Google engineer by trade, but his workday is over, and now he’s hunting through the local real estate market. His target? Properties that he calls “apartment hotels” — or entire complexes that have been converted from long-term housing to short-term rentals.
Two Lawsuits Force San Diego Housing Commission Policy Change on Illegal Rent Increases (opens the original)
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by Cody Dulaney / inewsource / September 8, 2026 The illegal rent increase saga that has for years dogged San Diego’s largest housing agency is nearing an end. The San Diego Housing Commission, which hands out more than $300 million every year in Section 8 vouchers to help low-income tenants pay rent, agreed to settle the latest of two lawsuits related to approving rent increases that exceed the cap set by state law. Under the agreement obtained by inewsource, the agency is set to pay nearly $6,
Two Lawsuits Force San Diego Housing Commission Policy Change on Illegal Rent Increases (opens the original)
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by Cody Dulaney / inewsource / September 8, 2026 The illegal rent increase saga that has for years dogged San Diego’s largest housing agency is nearing an end. The San Diego Housing Commission, which hands out more than $300 million every year in Section 8 vouchers to help low-income tenants pay rent, agreed to settle the latest of two lawsuits related to approving rent increases that exceed the cap set by state law. Under the agreement obtained by inewsource, the agency is set to pay nearly $6,
San Diego Still Has Not Fixed Loophole in Short-Term Rental Policies That Allows for Illegal Evictions; Campbell Still at a Loss (opens the original)
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by Cody Dulaney / inewsource / July 6, 2026 Earlier this year, inewsource revealed a glaring loophole in a San Diego law that allows property owners to obtain a short-term rental license even after carrying out an illegal eviction. More than four months have passed and that loophole still exists, and city officials haven’t said how they plan to fix it. Councilmember Jennifer Campbell, who represents Ocean Beach, Point Loma and Mission Beach, continues to tout the regulation of short-term vacatio
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