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Have been reporting this illegal Airbnb close to me for 2.5 years. After the first three failed inspections the owner got a rental license and only listed the property for rentals of 31 days+. I guess that wasn't as profitable so at some point they began accepting short term rentals again in violation of the zoning code. So I reported again and about a month after the 4th failed inspection the City posted this on the door, hopefully shutting it down for good as a short term rental since they aren't going to be able to get hotel zoning here. Irony here is that the Airbnb is owned by the President and CEO of a local non-profit that claims to care about affordable housing in the community, while owning a property that drives up housing costs.