Airbnb is proud to call San Francisco our home. From the Gold Rush to the Summer of Love, the City has always embraced change while protecting a local culture as eclectic as it is diverse. Airbnb is committed to working with city officials on common sense solutions that address key policy concerns while protecting the ability of middle class residents to share their homes and strengthen their neighborhoods.
One year of “One Host, One Home” in San Francisco
Airbnb is committed to working with the city of San Francisco to promote responsible home sharing. Our “One Host, One Home” policy limit hosts to one entire-home listing in San Francisco. Since launching last April, we have removed 1,339 unwelcome operators from our platform.
Airbnb’s economic impact on small business in San Francisco
By bringing visitors to neighborhoods that have not traditionally benefitted from the city’s tourism industry, home sharing is creating economic opportunity for families and supporting small businesses in every corner of San Francisco.
Airbnb Economic Impact in San Francisco
Airbnb guests generated $5.5 million in sales tax revenue on top of more than $12 million in hotel taxes remitted annually.
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An Update About Our Community in San Francisco
A commitment to help end youth homelessness in San Francisco
Our commitment to San Francisco
Airbnb and CTO Strengthen their Caribbean Partnership
Airbnb and NAACP launch partnership to recruit hosts in communities of color in the Bay Area
An insider’s guide to the Outer Richmond, with Yuka Ioroi
The Airbnb community sees more of the Fillmore during merchant walk
Airbnb hosts explore unique makers and merchants on Divisadero
Exploring all the Mission District has to offer with Airbnb hosts and guests
Hosts tour the Tenderloin to see all it has to offer
