It's a few meters from the water, it is a very popular scuba diving spot in west palm beach and a location that gets many tourists.

(So basically BRRRR, yes) However short term rentals in your state are probably pretty popular, iv heard of a interesting strategy some are doing.

I'm in talks for a property near a popular vacation destination that I would operate as a short-term rental.

I own a 2nd home home in a popular vacation area of NY.

Popular areas include: Little Havana; mid-Miami Beach; Hollywood; Little Haiti; Westchester (mostly duplexes).

I think it is also important to note that island living is becoming more and more popular with people wanting to be secluded. 

Two tone cabs are popular right now.

Allowing people to add adu’s though probably won’t do too much except for investors as most people don’t want renters on their propertyWhat should be done is more master planning around metro areas to incorporate more mixed use properties and review building heightsI was in Santa Barbara a few weeks ago which is beautiful but super expensive because of lack of housing - some very simple fixes but why would people want to fix it because it could impact there life’s and property values (the old NIMBY syndrome) chris actually in Portland its quite popular as ADUs and extreme high density is the law not exception and many put them in to supplement their incomes to encourarge ADUS in my city lake Oswego you can build an adu and not be charge permit fee's if the occupant is a direct family member.. if its a rental you pay all the fees  50k plus.

@Robbie Best We syndicated a 16 unit as a 504, something not as popular these days yet it can be done.

Thanks Hi Ryan,I like the units with the skylights, those should be very popular with astonomists.Just some rhetorical questions that come to mind.Are these A, B, C or D renters who will occupy the units when finished?