1. Protecting Low Cost Visitor Accommodations
By Share San Diego Jonah Mechanic, Share San Diego President

2. Share San Diego About Us
Share San Diego is a coalition of local vacation rental owners, professional management companies and property rights advocates representing hundreds of homeowners supporting common-sense regulations for Short-Term Rentals (STRs). We are dedicated to protecting private property rights while allowing our guests to enjoy the benefits of neighborhood living that contributes to our local economy.

3. Mission Beach – Low Season

4. Mission Beach – High Season

5. Pacific Beach – Low Season

6. Pacific Beach – High Season

7. La Jolla – Low Season

8. La Jolla – Low Season

9. The Effects of AB 1731 – Low Season
Looking at only the beach areas of Mission Beach and Bay, Pacific Beach, and La Jolla, AB 1731 would result in a massive void of visitor accommodations along our coast.
Low season - (September - May) - the nightly void of visitor accommodations would be 3,062 rooms per night.  
At an average of 2 visitors per room, this means we would be restricting access to:
6,124 visitors per night
42,868 visitors per week
171,472 visitors per month

10. The Effects of AB 1731 – High Season
High season (June - August) - the nightly void of visitor accommodations would be 4,934 rooms per night.  
At an average of 2 visitors per room, this means we would be restricting access to:
9,868 visitors per night
69,076 visitors per week
276,304 visitors per month
In total, AB 1731 would result in restricting access to more than 2,541,600 visitors annually to our beaches and bays in just the City of San Diego.

11. The Effects of AB 1731
AB 1731 is an overreach by the State, infringing on the rights of cities to create meaningful regulations that work for them
AB 1731 limits access to our beach communities for visitors looking for low-cost accommodations
AB 1731 will harm neighborhood businesses who rely on foot traffic created as a results of travelers staying in STRs
Please help keep our beaches and bays open to everyone by OPPOSING AB 1731