Understanding the Power Plays in the Big Apple’s Accommodation Battle By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage This is a four-part series on the crackdown of Airbnbs in NYC. The first delves into the hotel lobby’s efforts to curtail affordable options for guests visiting the city. The second urges the hotel […]
by Brad Greiner
Remote work is now a lifestyle. Reversing this trend may be more challenging than companies anticipate. By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage July 31, 2023 Our world is evolving rapidly, and with it, the very concept of work. Over the past few years, the flexibility of work locations has increased […]
by Brad Greiner
Southern California is currently under a blanket of clouds – but this means it will be more vibrant than ever in the coming months. A Record-Breaking January Southern California has been without much rain for the past few years. SoCal typically receives less rain than our friends to the north, but 2023 is shaping up […]
by Brad Greiner
With Airbnb now a major player in the real estate world, many rental properties are up for sale. This presents a unique opportunity for potential buyers to stay in a home and determine whether it’s truly right for them. You’ve heard of test drives, but what about test-stays? As a vacation rental management company, we […]
by Brad Greiner
Short-Term Rentals May Provide Homebuyers the Chance to ‘Test Drive’ Homes Staying in a Home as an Airbnb Before Purchase As a homeowner, you have a variety of options when it comes to monetizing your property. Listing your home for sale is an obvious option, but with the real estate market currently in flux, finding […]
by Brad Greiner
Some seniors are looking to short-term and Month+ rentals to explore where they want to relocate after retirement As the owner of a property management company with a sizable amount of Month+ rentals, I encouraged my retired parents to explore the world of vacation rentals. My plan was to help them rent out their home […]
by Brad Greiner
The History of Open Air Homes Open Air Homes began in 2012 when I listed a single room in my Los Angeles four-bedroom house on a nascent Airbnb. In fact, it was the exact room pictured above and arguably had the best city view of Los Angeles in the entire house. When Airbnb began making […]
by Brad Greiner
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