I'd like to see them utilize it better to share the history and cater to the tourism.

Vacancy rates in the commercial space in Berlin have sunk by a staggering 30% in 201610.Tourism in BerlinAdditionally, their is an upswing in the hotel / hospitality industries.

The thing that worries me is what covid has done to our tourism the past two years.

When I evaluate a market, I look at it's economic base for future growth (i.e. industries, military, tourism) - obviously, the potential for strong future growth will usually translate into stronger demand for real estate...I also look RE growth potential contrasted to what has inhibited past growth - for example, it the community land locked, controlled by environmental regs, lack of water, etc...

This is also another factor of the local market because rental housing inventory is low and rents are high right now.   4) Because the economy is performing well and people have confidence in their financial futures, travel and tourism continues to thrive and thus our hotel.At any time, our local market can and will change and then we'll adjust our strategy for any new purchases based on the current dynamics.Hope this helps.... it's definitely a "it depends" kind of answer :) 

Even the legitimate owner if he has a good year and makes 450k And is single he could very easily say he made 250k which would save him tax money but also give him enough credibility to buy a nice car house etc.....Colorado is smart I'm sure they thought about it all and they are still making good tax money not to mention the jobs and tourism.

The way I see it, especially with commercial and our tourism, there are plenty of opportunities. 

Throw in jobs, economy, tourism, no state tax, Las Vegas Raiders, and will look like LA/OC county in the future.If someone told me I can buy a home at a price that is same as 20 years ago in a major metropolitan city, I would jump all over it.

Google searches for “Airbnb” are at an all-time high.ConclusionAt the end of the day, we’re as close to 0 tourism as we’ve ever been and we’re still booking 93% of our nights.

Nobody imagined the world would shut down mass travel and tourism, effectively crushing Airbnb and other vacation rentals.