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I ponder, are there more rooms getting listed that weren’t before (increasing supply and dropping price) or are existing rooms on the market becoming more marke
by jabgrabdthrow 8y ago
I ponder, are there more rooms getting listed that weren’t before (increasing supply and dropping price) or are existing rooms on the market becoming more marketable (increasing price directly with a fixed supply as you suggest). “Both” yes but ponder more with me
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I bet it depends on the city
- dragonwriter 8y ago> I ponder, are there more rooms getting listed that weren’t before Certainly, for short-term rentals. Not for residential, long-term habitation. AirBnB drives long-term and short-term rental prices closer together, which is good for travellers and bad for non-travellers.
- loceng 8y agoLikewise, something to wonder, is many reviews will - at least in the past - would reference that they never met the "owner" of the listing. I know some cities are trying to crack down on this, however how hard is it to setup a company that has a structure where a real person gets listed as owner (and perhaps gets paid $100 a month for using their identity) and the company manages everything, acting as "real person?"