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Vacation rentals still have demand. Many people would rather spend the lockdown in a nice house in nature somewhere than in their urban place. The problem is th
by tinyhouse 6y ago
Vacation rentals still have demand. Many people would rather spend the lockdown in a nice house in nature somewhere than in their urban place. The problem is that at least in the US many states issues a ban on non-essential rentals, so they are illegal currently in many places. Once that's lifted many of these places would be fully booked. The rental places in urban areas that rely on tourists visiting cities are a different story.
- ghaff 6y agoI can easily see a scenario where, say, extended rentals on beach houses on Cape Cod are especially popular this summer given: - A lot of the usual urban concerts etc. will probably be canceled and even casual eating/drinking/walking/shopping will be more awkward. - International travel will be mostly a no-go. - Flying in general will be more awkward - Even a driving vacation won't be as low friction as usual So maybe better to rent a house somewhere nice and hang out with the family.