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Morning Report: Vacation Home Tax Is Dead
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Voice of San Diego
The controversial idea to tax empty second homes and short-term vacation rentals officially died on Wednesday — and paid activists from Los Angeles played at least some part in killing it.
/ Zoë Meyers for Voice of San DiegoCouncilmember Sean Elo-Rivera had been pitching the idea to tax empty second homes and short-term vacation rentals for months.
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(Union-Tribune)In Other NewsThe Morning Report was written by Will Huntsberry and Lisa Halverstadt.