> By blaming AirBnB as the root cause, you're implicitly admitting that the problem is too little housing supply
The housing supply was not little before AirBNB and investment companies and digital nomads appeared on the scene. Why should a country have to build housing to satisfy the profit demands of such segments?
The housing supply was not little before AirBNB and investment companies and digital nomads appeared on the scene. Why should a country have to build housing to satisfy the profit demands of such segments?