I work full time in Hotel Forecasting & Finance.

A crossplex village is under construction with hotels, shops, etc for it.

I specialize in a long-term buy and hold plan for my Investors that include SFR and even a Hotel. 

We have to obtain a hotel license for each property and collect sales and tourist development taxes.

I just used hotels as my comparison on amenities, conveniences and prices.

Basit Siddiqi Not necessarily...This law will force Airbnb to provide names and address of Airbnb hosts to city..From what I read this might give a reason for the city to inspect a Property of an Airbnb host.If I’m a host I don’t want to give city any reason to inspect my property.If host is living in Property and doing Airbnb legally in upstairs apt he might be ok but if he converted his basement to be an apt he will get fine from what I understand..I don’t invest in NYC but I know many who are hosts for Airbnb, I would be reluctant to host if I can be scrutinized by the city..This is a major win for Hotel industry...

It is NOT a condo-hotel.

The amount of air fare , hotel , rental car, was all a tax write off and well worth it. 

Prices did drop in the recession, hotel numbers pulled back a bit, but the uber wealthy were still uber wealthy. 

She wanted to move right away she has been living at a local hotel in the area until she finds a place.