Even though the report claims Honolulu has the highest percentage of commercial Airbnb rentals in the country, I would argue that number is underestimated. Going thru Airbnb's listings, you will see approximately 70-80% are for whole homes with year-round calendar dates. This mean these units are investment properties (2nd homes). These properties are absolutely impacting the residential housing supply. Every home used as a hotel room is one less home for residents to live in. The bigger issue is it's "illegal" to be providing hotel-like accommodations in residential zoning. The purpose of residential zoning is to provide residential housing to our residents. Resort zoning is the only appropriate zoning for Airbnb operations.