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Assuming 0.3% and also assuming a rental vacancy rate of 3% (typically reported in many cities), that is a 10% boost to available rentals - so yes, it's signifi
by tmnvix 3y ago
Assuming 0.3% and also assuming a rental vacancy rate of 3% (typically reported in many cities), that is a 10% boost to available rentals - so yes, it's significant.
- balderdash 3y agoI think that’s the wrong metric, the velocity is much higher (20-30k new rentals/month which means all the airbnbs would consumed in like 1-2 weeks)