And if they only had done 0.25% rather than 0.5% then doomsayers would be complaining they went too small and that also means a bad economy ahead (and "take off the party hat" as you're saying now). 

She said go ahead and raise the price.

You can search your local area to establish comps through visiting various short term vacations sites (Verbo and Airbnb).  

You are ahead of the curve to some degree compared to others, but most moving into this space now lose.

The Home Depot Customer Service call center employee knew nothing about the program and after much wasted time, suggested I visit the Pro Desk at the store.

It doesnt have info on tenant status but if that is offered on other platforms it seems like a great option to have.You'll need to cold call and follow up (mailers, calls, visits) with 1,000s of leads for the next year or so before getting a significant # of chances/appointments to convert the leads.

Before you move ahead is there a particular reason why having this commercial space is important to the project or are you building this design because that's what the zoning requires?

On a recent visit back to Dublin, I started to look more at the rules on airbnb in the Dublin area.

I would also suggest you visit the property managers and interview them personally to see what their process looks like and how they update their other clients.

Is it just based off knowledge from experience/visiting with boots on the ground/from speaking with other investors/realtors?