Protestors stormed the headquarters of multibillion dollar lodging startup Airbnb on Monday in San Francisco, one day before Bay Area residents cast their votes either in favor of or against Proposition F –the "Airbnb initiative," a measure that seeks to regulate short-terms rentals in the city. According to videos on social media and a report by several media outlets including the Los Angeles Times, protesters could be seen on video shouting "No more displacement in this city!" from the atrium of Airbnb's corporate offices at 888 Brannan St. Airbnb, which is worth more than $25 billion, had reportedly spent $8 million fighting Proposition F starting this past October. On Tuesday, San Francisco voted on Proposition F which, if passed, would restrict short-term and vacation rentals in private homes to 74 days a year and would also require quarterly reports to the San Francisco Planning Department on how a unit is used.