The hurricanes certainly didn’t stop Californians and New Yorkers and everybody else in the US from flocking to Florida in droves pre-Covid and during Covid and I think it’s always going to be a popular tourist destination and place for people to want to live.

However, Muskoka is a huge tourist area that attracts a large vacation population each summer. 

Like many tourist destinations, Dublin suffers from extremely high rents pricing many local residents out and to try and negate that there are a number of rules placed on short term rentals in the city.

When in that 50 year span a particular market will catch up and require hotel/tourist zoning for STRs is a coinflip, but in the Disney market it's already done. 

He wanted to finish developing the property by adding more storage units, but the current Director of P&Z told him the zoning has changed and will only allow him to place "tourist-related" businesses on the property. 

It only stands to reason that more and more investors jumped into the STR pool in the most popular tourist destination in the world - vacation rentals near Disney and Universal theme parks. 

90 folks per day move and 16.8 million tourists visit Nashville every year. 

So that only leaves a very small window of tourist enjoyment in the early spring and of course fall.

I currently live in a tourist area, and it’s VERY expensive.

Hey Sipan, investing in short-term rentals near Yosemite sounds like a great opportunity, especially with the strong tourist demand in the area.