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You're right: it's extremely lucrative for the incumbents.

• brianwawok 9y ago
  Maybe. Or maybe we just dont want to share a wall with a hotel. I know i dont.
  • stale2002 9y ago
    You wouldn't have to if zoning laws allowed people to build taller buildings. Airbnb is a hack that exists because the current market is completely unsustainable.
    • brianwawok 9y ago
      So Chicago has WAY easier zoning laws compared to SF. Still has zoning laws, but they are in a totally different / less crazy league. Still, my condo has a no AirB&B clause. I would not have bought it if it allowed neighbors in the building to AirB&B. Not 100% that clause is still enforceable, but I sold it a few years ago. I would sell ASAP though if I caught wind a neighbor was going to rent their unit. A quiet home is worth a lot to me.