Yes, and that was a potentially disastrous decision, which I still do not understand. It's bad for the market, and it's both financially and physically dangerous. I would love to know the composition of the condo board. (I'll take a wild guess that there is a fair sprinkling of absentee landlords.) Airbnb has introduced a 'wild west' element which exacerbates an already unhealthy market. I've forgotten the woman's name, but she's an urban economist at Ryerson, and her study for 2015/16 demonstrated that Airbnb consumed 13% of the rental stock in downtown Toronto. Remove 13% of supply from a market. What's the result?