i should note that when i'm referring to these listing counts, i'm excluding hotels, timeshares. airbnb in december of 2017 after the first two phases of delistings had around 5,900, so that was reduced in december of 2016. flip key saw a very dramatic reduction of 550 listings before the issuance of the administrative guidance. we haven't gotten phase by phase numbers by home away. the number of listings removed. we did a survey and it appears maybe less than a hundred and possibly as few as 50 short-term rental listings remain on the home away sites. it is important to recognize the distinction when we talk about listings versus hosts. the listing number is always going to be higher for a number of reasons. so, as of december 2015, there was 4,625 hosts on airbnb. so, there's a couple of different factors that lead into this distinction. the most important is which i already cited is the fact we have listings that are tradition hotels, timeshares, 30-day plus rentals, those categories that are exclutd -- excluded but still appear. also about 15% of hosts have multiple listings

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