10-19-2018, 12:02 PM
It's not just a question of room availability, it's also affordability.
There's also the whole "quality of experience" angle: resorts are all basically the same, if that's what you really want there's probably one within driving distance, no need for the nudie scanner and public groping on the way to your no-legroom seat in cattle class.
Prospective residents sometimes stay in a vacation rental as a "try before you buy", I guess those people can just buy a house somewhere else instead of becoming part of our crappy economy. Restrictive regulations might be doing them a huge favor.
There's also the whole "quality of experience" angle: resorts are all basically the same, if that's what you really want there's probably one within driving distance, no need for the nudie scanner and public groping on the way to your no-legroom seat in cattle class.
Prospective residents sometimes stay in a vacation rental as a "try before you buy", I guess those people can just buy a house somewhere else instead of becoming part of our crappy economy. Restrictive regulations might be doing them a huge favor.