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Airbnb and 211 LA are teaming up to offer temporary housing – those in need can fill out an intake form with 211 LA to apply.
The Queen Mary Hotel in Long Beach announced that it will be pricing rooms for fire evacuees at $189. The reservation includes a voucher for a breakfast buffet for two people. Some fees have been waived.
Visit Big Bear is working with local lodging facilities and homeowners to offer LA County fire evacuees discounted stays.
Visit Anaheim has a list of special hotel offers and assistance on its official website.
LA County Department of Consumer & Business Affairs to obtain information about, and to report, price gouging. California Penal Code section 396 prohibits price increases of more than 10% on essential goods and services during an emergency.
Pacaso is offering free rentals on a first-come, first-serve basis to those who have lost their homes. All the homes and short-term fees are covered by the homeowners and Pacaso; email [email protected] to get matched with a rental.
Discover Los Angeles is working with the Hotel Association of Los Angeles to maintain a list of hotels offering relief accommodations for those displaced by the ongoing wildfires, including discounts and organizer contact information.
Several local tourism boards are doing the same:
Anaheim | Big Bear Lake | Carlsbad | Greater Palm Springs
Laguna Beach | San Diego | Santa Barbara | Santa Maria Valley
The Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA) is dedicated to helping those displaced by the recent wildfires. This page provides a centralized resource for available rental housing, offering options for temporary and long-term stays. Property owners are continuously updating listings to support individuals and families in need. Explore available units and access additional resources to assist in your recovery. Together, we can rebuild and support our community.
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