> but adding more will help, along with adding laws to limit the number of Airbnbs allowed. Right exactly. You build more and you limit the number of AirBnBs.

> but adding more will help, along with adding laws to limit the number of Airbnbs allowed. Right exactly. You build more and you limit the number of AirBnBs. > As much as you're afraid there is, there isn't infinite demand for Airbnbs. There are only so many hosts with so much money and only so many tourists and staycationers with only so much money. I largely disagree with this, but it depends on where you live. They are subject to some market forces sure, but also induced demand and simply supplanting residents that might be forced to move between AirBnBs, and even in off-seasons it can be a situation where the owner just leaves the property empty to capitalize on appreciation.