> If you're looking for someone to aim at here's another scapegoat: companies like vacasa that buy up entire apartments and own 20000+ units in a city to put

> If you're looking for someone to aim at here's another scapegoat: companies like vacasa that buy up entire apartments and own 20000+ units in a city to put up on Airbnb. They're not beholden to the zoning laws or employment restrictions, compliance, etc that hotels are bound to. Yet operate basically the same way. not to mention cleaning fees scoot by, while resort fees are getting banned