[HandyGrandpap]

Interesting article, in summary over supply of Airbnb due to investors and current home owners riding the trend. Resulting in investors needed to sell their properties. Very interesting graphs to support the narrative.

Do you think that will be the trend in TV's??

Why AirBnB Owners Are About To Be Forced Property Sellers | ZeroHedge

[Papa_lecki]

Air BNB market will soften in many markets, due to 2 primary reasons.
1) work form home is becoming less favorable, so the 25 to 35 year olds who travelled from city to city to work in Air BNBs are returning home and in the office
2) summer vacation travel is softening, due to inflation and high airline prices.

These 2 reasons are less likely to impact us in TV.
We still will have:
1) children/grandkids who rent AirBnb’s,
2) weekly visitors trying to feel out TV for the long term
3) friends coming to visit us.
4) snowbirds who are renting.

[JGibson]

It may be a demographic thing as folks don't want to live in lawless communities anymore.
They're all moving to States that have some law and order.

[Normal]

The Villages is no different than anywhere else. ABNBs will be outnumbered by the rental glut being constructed in Wildwood etc. The numbers speak for themselves. A renters market is already developing here.

[dewilson58]

AirBnB Owners Are About To Be Forced Property Sellers

Fake New headline................no body being forced.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by HandyGrandpap

Interesting article, in summary over supply of Airbnb due to investors and current home owners riding the trend. Resulting in investors needed to sell their properties. Very interesting graphs to support the narrative.

Do you think that will be the trend in TV's??

Why AirBnB Owners Are About To Be Forced Property Sellers | ZeroHedge

One can only hope.....

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

One can only hope.....

I was about to post the exact same four words………..

[New Englander]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

One can only hope.....

[Normal]

Originally Posted by New Englander

One can only hope this rental crash comes sooner than later.

[Happydaz]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

One can only hope.....

I agree. Too many new homes are being sold and turned into short term rentals. Just check short term rentals in The Villages. Many homes can be rented for $95 to $200 per night. Some neighborhoods down south of 44 appear to have a large number of these rentals.

[vintageogauge]

Originally Posted by Happydaz

I agree. Too many new homes are being sold and turned into short term rentals. Just check short term rentals in The Villages. Many homes can be rented for $95 to $200 per night. Some neighborhoods down south of 44 appear to have a large number of these rentals.

Some of the neighborhoods down south of 44 have zero rental units as in some neighborhoods downs south of 44 rentals are not allowed. I've lived here for 6 years and only heard of one short term rental in our neighborhood but I've never seen it and don't know where it is.

[Happydaz]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

Some of the neighborhoods down south of 44 have zero rental units as in some neighborhoods downs south of 44 rentals are not allowed. I've lived here for 6 years and only heard of one short term rental in our neighborhood but I've never seen it and don't know where it is.

AirBnB now lists 306 rentals in The Villages. I believe we are up to 100 Villages now so on average each neighborhood has 3 daily rentals. Of course, some neighborhoods could have none and others 15.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by Happydaz

AirBnB now lists 306 rentals in The Villages. I believe we are up to 100 Villages now so on average each neighborhood has 3 daily rentals. Of course, some neighborhoods could have none and others 15.

306 rentals out of 70,000+ homes doesn't seem like a lot. Even three rentals in all of Hillsborough doesn't seem like a lot. And, of course, AirBnB does not mean daily rental, it might be but it also might be a 3+ month rental.

[justjim]

“Not in my back yard”. In The Villages, AirBnB is not a particular issue to many residents unless a daily or weekly rental is next door or in your backyard. Apparently there are no restrictions that prohibit this type of rental arrangement in The Villages. However, the exact number of available rentals on a daily/weekly basis is speculative at best.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

306 rentals out of 70,000+ homes doesn't seem like a lot. Even three rentals in all of Hillsborough doesn't seem like a lot. And, of course, AirBnB does not mean daily rental, it might be but it also might be a 3+ month rental.

Do your homework. AirBnB's market share is around 20%.

Anyone who thinks there's only 306 STR's in The Villages, is dreaming.