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Cityview Flats continues to lease out workforce housing units as vacation rentals, without required permits

By: John Ramos

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On Dec. 16, 2023, the Monitor reported on 35 vacation rentals which we had found operating in Duluth...

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  1. I’m frustrated with the lack of action from the mayor regarding the blatant violations of the Airbnb rule. It seems that families trying to earn extra income are the ones frequently caught without permits or following the regulations, while large subsidized projects operate without interference or oversight. This double standard is unacceptable.

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