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> And there were over 350+ AirBNB units in the town Or about 4.6%? Right? Sounds reasonably OK for a resort town.
by betaby 3y ago
> And there were over 350+ AirBNB units in the town
Or about 4.6%? Right? Sounds reasonably OK for a resort town.
- lm411 3y agoSure, but, in such an extreme housing crisis it might be wise to adjust priorities so people have housing. The town also has a massive NIMBY problem.
- betaby 3y agoCome to Montreal! Our AirBnB listings peaked at about 0.025% of all apartments in 2018. If you still genuinely believe AirBnB is the problem where you live now.
- lm411 3y agoI didn't say AirBNB was "the" problem. It does contribute in a significant way. Have you seen the rental prices in Vancouver, or CRD region?
- betaby 3y agoSure I did. Also AirBnB peaked in Vancouver at 0.05% 5+ years ago of all condo stock. Thus I don't see how 0.05% of the all units can anyhow influence the market.
- mbrameld 3y ago> Or about 4.6%? Right? Sounds reasonably OK for a resort town. Or about 10,000% more vacant AirBnB units than long-term rental units. Sounds unreasonable for any town.