I also noticed they're talking about these new dwellings being smart/connected. I told my roommate if he ever got an Amazon Echo/Google Home device, I'd shatter

I also noticed they're talking about these new dwellings being smart/connected. I told my roommate if he ever got an Amazon Echo/Google Home device, I'd shatter it with a hammer and throw it in the trash. Sears sold kit homes at the turn of the century (which arrived in train box cars and took 3 ~ 6 months to assemble), some which are still around today. I'd rather have something like that, which people can put together, without AirBNB doing a Google/Facebook style collection operation (I'm pretty sure they'll collect data they can sell to reduce the costs and gain a long tail profit).