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That is true, but cities themselves are very slow to regulate (and prevent) this.

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Yeah, because it's tough to say no to free $$$.

Our elected leaders in charge of regulating this are often the ones directly profiting from Airbnbs and overinflated housing markets.

They often directly or through family and friends own several properties in desirable neighborhoods. So why would they?

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0 pointssvdr2y ago0 comments

That is true, but cities themselves are very slow to regulate (and prevent) this.

Yeah, because it's tough to say no to free $$$.

Our elected leaders in charge of regulating this are often the ones directly profiting from Airbnbs and overinflated housing markets.

They often directly or through family and friends own several properties in desirable neighborhoods. So why would they?

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse