Re:Airbnb Backyard will sell houses in 2019
by thaumasiotes on Friday November 30, 2018 @07:21PM
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> There's nothing wrong with seeking to change laws but we should really look hard at the underlying motivation.
Wouldn't it make more sense to look at the effects than the underlying motivation? Why would you care what the motivation is?
"... gains vast insight from the Airbnb community to thoughtfully respond to changing owner or occupant needs over time"
to me suggests Airbnb believes their long-term future requires more than ignoring zoning laws and city regulations; it requires changing them to suit the company's goals.
There's nothing wrong with seeking to change laws but we should really look hard at the underlying motivation. Is it to make housing cheaper/better/more plentiful or is it to increase the number of airbnb listings?