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The resolution is simple, crack down hard on short term rentals and empty homes , ensure that only long term rentals or the owners who actually live in the hous
by gloryjulio 3y ago
The resolution is simple, crack down hard on short term rentals and empty homes , ensure that only long term rentals or the owners who actually live in the house are allowed. or u have to pay a huge monthly tax or fine
Then the next step is to build like a crazy. The only way to cull the demand is to actually meet the demand. Just make the investment as unappealing as possible.
Whether these can be put into practice, that's another story
- fiddlerwoaroof 3y agoI wonder how demographics play into this: if the median current homeowner (primary residence) age is close enough to the median age people die or go into assisted living facilities, then we might see market conditions change drastically in various parts of the country.
- creer 3y agoAlso that you cannot have both that and the tourism industry that this area - presumably - partly lives from. You might say "but hotels" but these short term rentals are being rented because they are wanted.
- gloryjulio 3y agoHotel is just more regulated short termed rental, which is exactly what we should be doing - regulate the short rentals home more, make it economically inappealling. The tourists can pay for the hotels
- candiodari 3y agoThen no more tourists. No-one wants that.
- gloryjulio 3y agoWhy raising the price for the tourism to the match the actual cost would mean no tourism? If they can't afford the travel cost there, maybe go somewhere else cheaper? The only reason short rentals are cheaper was that they are getting around the regulations AND they sacrifices the local population and push up the prices of the real estate and rentals. Or do you mean tourism was invented after Airbnb? huh?