Has the world collectively fallen out of love with #Airbnb?
“…the market in short term rentals appears to be slowing”
“According to AirDNA, occupancy rates fell in 31 of the top 50 largest US short-term rental markets in the second half of last year” https://t.co/DNGKEDviQX
@texasrunnerDFW@pdacosta I think it is, if for no other reason than at our current debt levels, if we set rates at Taylor, we'd be way above what the economy can tolerate. It's suggesting ~8+ right now if I recall correctly?
It's completely off narrative
Juicy - Airbnb is sending out notifications to San Diego hosts to update listings with their license #.
"If you don't update ... by May 1, 2023, your listing will no longer be able to host short-term stays."
Is airbnb going to de-list unlicensed strs?
https://t.co/kgVwl5poa0
@nickgerli1 Get ready for an army of agents to explain why this is actually a smart investment. Guarantee you 90% of them don't know the significance of the "risk free rate"
4) Because the 1-Yr Treasury now yields more than the Cap Rate for Rental Properties in America.
Meaning: it is more profitable to buy a risk-free government bond than buy a house and rent it out. 😬
No wonder Real Estate Investor purchases crashed 46% in Q4 2022.
@jessefelder@SoberLook lnteresting that this doesn't really support that narrative I keep hearing which is that ESG is the biggest reason no on is willing to invest in O&G capex
“.. You’ll notice .. the last time it was this high was in May 2008, just a few months before the deepest recession in 80 years.”
- Deutsche #softlanding
Took about 10 minutes on google to find soft landing articles before every recession. Human behavior doesn’t change. Fear, greed and “what ifs.” #HOPE#macro