How do you know they are foreign? Either way, if you live in say some little ski town, you are going to have people both foreign and domestic who want a ski lod

How do you know they are foreign? Either way, if you live in say some little ski town, you are going to have people both foreign and domestic who want a ski lodge. That's just the order of things. As long as you throw your hands in the air and say "they are buying up our limited housing stock, lets do anything but make more housing stock" then people will continue to be priced out by those who can afford to compete on the finite amount of housing on offer. If you keep allowing for building and taxing to pay for infrastructure, however, growth will continue at a more sustainable rate until demand is eventually satiated and builders have less work, and there won't just be infinite demand either. There are limiting factors here too: maybe the ski resort has a finite number of lift tickets being sold per day, or maybe the local airport only sees so many flights per day.