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Berkeley City Council discussed an item Tuesday that could re-regulate the rules for short-term rentals such as Airbnb to maintain neighborhood character and protect affordable housing from being converted into short-term rentals.
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If you’re part of one of the clubs actively searching on Airbnb and Vrbo, here are some of the best spots to visit for your club’s weekend retreat!
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If you’re in Berkeley this summer, it’s time to take advantage of everything the Bay Area has to offer — seize the opportunity to make some memories.
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Here are a few things we often say we’re going to do with our brief holiday, along with all of the things most of us actually end up doing.
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It’s probably going to get us all at one point. It’s the great Berkeley housing crisis, where a cramped two-bedroom studio apartment can easily go for more than $3,000. Not quite the ideal living situation that already cash-strapped students were going for. But fear not — the Clog is here to alleviate your subletting blues. Need
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Spread out your picnic blanket at Tilden Regional Park, or if you’re feeling more adventurous, park at one of the spots along Grizzly Peak Boulevard.
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For those of you who read my travel piece about Seattle, there’s more where that came from. And for those who haven’t, what are you doing?
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So, what are our resident advisors up to while we’re gone? We at the Clog are here to speculate what ensues during out absence.
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After years of negotiations, Berkeley finalized details for a tax collection agreement with Airbnb on Oct. 27, which could create about $800,000 to $1 million annually for the city.
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Berkeley residents who provide short-term rentals will now have to register with the city, according to a new ordinance announced on the city’s website Friday.
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