I live in the city. Having a job in the city is just a bonus. And when I started professionally working I lived in the city and all my jobs were in suburban off

I live in the city. Having a job in the city is just a bonus. And when I started professionally working I lived in the city and all my jobs were in suburban office parks. So commuting was never a concern because I never really faced the traffic. I love living in the city but not at the prices they were trying to charge. I loved the idea of AirBnB when it was a niche player. The idea of staying in local neighborhoods was really appealing. But now, entire blocks have been converted to AirBnBs and the local neighborhood is just a bunch of tourists and the locals who hate them.