Paul’s rent control ordinance would be among the strictest in the world | MinnPosttwin city sidewalks: Diving Deep on Rent Control and the Housing Shortage (tcsidewalks.blogspot.com)Personally, I rather like capitalism, and I don't appreciate the over-reach contained in the St.Paul initiative. 

if your lease doesn't cover a rent shortage you can try and keep it and see what happens.

There is no shortage of research tools to get an idea of potential STR revenue.

With an influx of people and limited rental options, you'll have no shortage of qualified tenants who would love to rent a room.

With the car shortage actually we are in need of a temporary vehicle till we get a new one is there any way we can get to use it ?

Just tell them you are helping solve the housing shortage by opening more buildable land, haha.

Building material shortages, combined with price increases and a shortage of construction labor continue to constrain new home building.

@Connor Kerr - there is a housing shortage and it’s in her best interest to stay put and she probably won’t find anything cheaper.

Its the fact that materials are more pricey and take longer to get to the site and labor is in a huge shortage as well. 

Gov't officials basically caused the housing shortage and now want to punish the homeowner/investor.