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The debate over restricting short-term vacation rentals in residential neighborhoods to protect local housing availability

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The main concern expressed by Sarah Martinez is that short-term rentals . James Chen's primary argument against the proposed restrictions is that . Maria Thompson's position differs from other perspectives in that she . According to Derek Foster, the solution to Brighton Cove's housing issues lies in . The proposed regulations would most likely .

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As a long-time resident of Brighton Cove, I believe the debate over short-term rentals . While Martinez makes some valid points about housing availability, . Chen's argument about economic benefits is somewhat , but Thompson's compromise approach seems the most . What's particularly interesting is that Foster's perspective , which deserves more attention in this debate.

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