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@l1ad Hey Liad, we put a lot of work into making sure that all of the guests who stay in our spaces have an amazing hospitality experience, so we can charge the rates we need to grow the business :) That process involves a lot of love from our logistics and interior design teams that you wouldn't see elsewhere.

@l1ad For subletting, the furniture stays put and make sure that it's maintained in good condition. That greatly reduces our logistics burden. For places we take on directly from landlords, the furniture is a necessary part of our business, as @Rogerh1991 mentioned.

@ourielohayon We don't do offices. If your landlord doesn't allow subletting, we cannot accept the apartment.

@eglozman Thanks for your support Eddie!

@rogerh1991 @shawnmk Good eye! Corrected. Thanks!

@michaelrbock We anticipate SF will be in our next expansion phase. We went from 0 to 12 cities in 2014, and are going from 12 to 30 in 2015. It's really important that the whole thing be as polished as can be, so that we can meet the expectation of our San Francisco customers (and the state of real estate there).