The accommodation website AirBnB has shaken up the global travel industry, but in its home town of San Francisco it has a fight on its hands. Residents are due to vote on Tuesday on a proposal to limit short-term rentals on apartments and homes to just 75 days per year, with hosting websites responsible for removing listings which breach the rules. Over the past five years, the average rent in San Francisco has risen by more than 75%, with sites like AirBNB being blamed by some for pushing up prices. The housing Crisis will only get worst as population of San Francisco SF continues growing [see below] like cities such as London. The hospitality industry meddling in the political affairs of Project F, only compounds to the real problem, of housing shortage , that is to simply build more houses. Many of the largest global business corporations, have switched their business travel accounts, over to Air Bnb, so its not surprising the hotel industry latent agenda in projec...
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