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Agreed it's also a useful metric, I was just highlighting the shift. Intentionally or not, it gives the impression that AirBnB supporters don't want to talk ab
by jdp23 11y ago
Agreed it's also a useful metric, I was just highlighting the shift. Intentionally or not, it gives the impression that AirBnB supporters don't want to talk about the average nights per unit.
> A big complaint from neighbors seems to be "frequency of new strangers coming and going", which is what this metric quantifies.
If my downstairs neighbor rents to a AirBnB guest I would still call them a "stranger" even after 5.5 days.
- kelnos 11y agoIf my downstairs neighbor rents to a AirBnB guest I would still call them a "stranger" even after 5.5 days. Oh, agreed. I don't think there's any reasonable value of "short term" where that wouldn't be the case. Then again, I've lived in my current building for over a year, and I don't know anyone in the building. A few I recognize on sight, but we all tend to keep to ourselves. I'd consider them "strangers" too.