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Josh Feit
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Location for an eco dome / clamping concept

Josh Feit
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hello all -- I have been running STR rentals in the smoky mountains (PF / wears valley) for six years. I currently have three, but have bought / run / sold six others. At this point I am very familiar with the business and this particular market.

I am considering purchasing 10 acres or so of land for an eco dome / clamping concept with multiple glassy domes on the site. (Maybe 8-10 once it's all built out.) Of course I am considering Sevier County TN, but there are so many new rentals coming on in this market, and I am thinking the supply will outpace demand.

So, I have been looking into other markets for this concept -- namely Chattanooga, North Georgia, surrounding east Tennessee areas, and even NC Mountains (Robbinsville etc.)

In these other markets, land is about half the cost, and they are much less restrictive about the structures / STR regulations etc. But of course, a lot less people come to these areas for tourism.

Any preferences / ideas on a market that you think may work well for this concept? I'm in Atlanta, and I prefer a max of 3-4 hours in the car to get there.

Thanks!

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