That, however, comes from chaning work culture such as remote works and not soely from the fact they are in bubble.I'm wondering how on earth houses could be trashed when people keep needing more house while the buying power of dollar keeps vanishing.

Do you understand the culture you will be catering to?

I know its a holiday week, but anyone who would like to connect to culture a working relationship please feel free to reach out.

As a deep-seated cultural prejudice, I don't like living in places where the ceilings are not flat white -- there's a saying where I'm from that only palaces and bordellos have colored ceilings.

I learn best from both.Thank you,BrianI feel like a 63% open rate is something to celebrate, but I don't do email marketing.

Data can't be sourced from a single platform, some markets (especially resort markets) have direct booking cultures, equally as many bookings on VRBO, and interesting nuance that no AI can detect.  

Some cities, recognizing this, have successfully implemented major events, such as the Formula 1 race in Miami, to boost tourism.June - Transitioning to mid-season, June surpasses May as the summer season begins, leading to higher occupancy rates, even though ANR is lower compared to previous months.July - Categorized as mid-season, July stands out due to 4th of July celebrations, resulting in some of the highest nightly rates during the summer months.August - Although August is generally good (mid-season), a slowdown occurs as the end of the month marks the return to school for kids, signaling the end of the summer season and the beginning of the low season.September - Consistently the worst month, September signifies the low season with lower occupancy and nightly rates.

It is a home that would appeal to celebrities, athletes, etc. 

Take time to make sure that whereever you decide to go is a real fit...products and culture...for you.

I don't know if it's just because there's so much work or if it's just part of the culture up here.