The question I believe is whether these trends will continue or accelerate as people try to survive financially the gap between super rich and have nots.

Your flip and go flop, and survive a-ok if you have contingency planning and funds, without it your selling to a person like me for $0.50 on the dollar because we are awash in capital because of our obsession for contingency planning. 

If in doubt, try surviving a month more or less a week or day without any. 

They will do whatever it takes to survive as that's all they have. 

If not it is unlikely they would/could survive in this business.

Yes a couple of days a week will survive but moving out of area will not be the norm.

Do not become a BP Scrooge and feel you have to go into fiscal survival mode to reach your goals.

However, over time, I think something got lost in translation during the quest for survival and some have just focussed on self, bringing to fruition the me-me-me culture. 

The travel surge post covid is over, so most successful properties are professionally managed/co hosted to ensure maximum success. 4.9 rating and above listings will survive the so called "airbnb" collapse. 2.6 billon per year still travel, the need is there, the supply is going down with all the hobbyists/opportunists now jumping ship because they don't run it like a hospitality business will run it.

I live for doomsdayers,  survival prepers and the like.