The housing situation in FL/TX is peculiar because affordability is still poor but inventory is high, it’s not particularly hard to build, but homebuilders are struggling to make money at existing levels of demand/prices. Doesn’t fit into the YIMBY/Abundance box at all.

Japan had 50 year mortgages right before their entire financial system blew up.

Short-term rental company Sonder is out of business. Joins WanderJaunt, Stay Alfred in degenerate-Airbnb-buiness-hell.

"Don’t miss this rare chance to own a modern, move-in ready cabin in Big Bear’s most desirable location!"

With Airbnb it's just a matter of time before you get last-minute canceled. Why take the chance?

Grok Tatiana Temple Geiger Capital Of course, this misrepresents that Airbnbs are spread evenly all throughout the US housing markets. Short-term rentals exist where the jobs, services and culture are. The same places where competition for housing is highest.

Imagine you’re a millennial or Gen Z and you’ve just managed to scrape together enough cash and credit to qualify for a 7% mortgage, you go to an open house, and there’s 100 Boomers there all with a 3% portable mortgage. This is the new idea the Trump administration is floating.

Honestly. We’re making the same mistakes we did in 2008 all over again. It’s mind boggling but consistent: The government no longer allows any pain in the markets. Recessions are not acceptable. Increase government spending to avoid them.

This was such a fantastic "Turnkey Investment Opportunity" and "successful short-term rental on Airbnb" that they were willing to light $85,000 on fire just to be rid of it.

False. You can't afford a home because: a) Blackstone & other groups that are gobbling up all the housing inventory, to perpetually rent out; b) AIRBNB; c) legal immigration from high net-worth folks who buy, often cash. The illegal imm working as a landscaper is not outbidding

Let's make home ownership boring again.

AIRBNB BANNED: "commercial vacation rentals" in Big Sur and the Carmel Highlands, California. Approved by the The California Coast and likely to be approved by the Board of Supervisors in Monterey County. ksbw.com/article/commer…

Budapest district's Airbnb ban upheld. ✊

This account is the first to 💩 on Airbnb. But "The city is required to send permit applications to the [Mississippi Hotel & Lodging] association prior to acting on them." doesn't sound good. 😬 Biloxi just should have banned short-term rentals in non-primary residences.

The Airbnb regulation for this Budapest district goes into force on January 1, 2026. Score more points for the good guys.