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To be honest this depresses me a little bit because I would like to see more houses (and maybe apartments) become available on a month to month/daily basis rath
by sushshshsh 6y ago
To be honest this depresses me a little bit because I would like to see more houses (and maybe apartments) become available on a month to month/daily basis rather than having to sign a traditional year long lease.
The prices are all obscene right now, just way too high, no matter the time frame. The industry is still ripe for disruption if not destruction of existing norms that will benefit consumers.
- Threeve303 6y agoFirst step would be to embrace working from home everywhere it is feasible. Then convert that massive amount of unused commercial space to residential living. Problem Solved.
- deeviant 6y agoThis pretty much. There are so many great places to live, cheap places to live, that have no local economy. Once the average person is truly a member of the "global economy" and can participate it in from whatever they are, overheated housing markets will rapidly cool.