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The Airbnb Conundrum: How The Housing Crisis Challenges Our Perspective on Hospitality

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By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage The Implications of Short-Term Rentals in Cities like Los Angeles and Palm Springs In a recent article by Annie Lowrey in The Atlantic, the tenuous relationship between Airbnb, the housing crisis, and urban transformations in places like Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood was brought to light. It paints […]

The Dangerous Rise of Underground Short-Term Rentals: New York’s Unintended Consequence

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By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage New York City Grapples with the Chaos of Short-Term Rentals A Startling Drop In Registrations Only about 2% of New York City’s prior 22,000 short-term Airbnb listings registered with the city after a new law restricting such listings was enforced. This has resulted in […]

The Dark Side of NYC’s Airbnb Clampdown: A Cautionary Tale of Ensuing Chaos

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By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage Regulatory Repercussions: The Underbelly of Overreach in NYC’s Rental Market In the heart of Palm Springs and Los Angeles, two cities where Open Air Homes has firmly planted its roots, we’re no strangers to the allure and promise of short-term rentals. Over time, platforms […]

When a Texas Airbnb Host’s Chores List Goes Viral: A Lesson in Guest Care

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By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage Why This Controversial Approach is Exactly What We Advise Against at Open Air Homes In the ever-evolving world of vacation rentals, an unexpected incident recently rippled across social media, shedding light on a pressing hospitality concern. An Airbnb host in San Antonio, Texas, raised […]

10 Reasons You Or Your Home Might Not Be Ready for Short-Term Rentals

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Diving deep into the considerations every homeowner should mull over before venturing into the short-term rental domain. By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage Before you jump on the bandwagon of short-term home rentals, it’s vital to understand that this venture isn’t just about generating extra income; it’s about ensuring compatibility […]

Are You Truly Prepared to Rent Your Property Short or Medium-Term? Key Indicators You Might Not Be Ready

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As experts in the short and medium-term rental industry, we’ve identified telltale signs that suggest some property owners might not be ready to take the leap. By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage Navigating the world of short and medium-term rentals (30-90 days) can be an enticing prospect for many homeowners, […]

Why Responding to Every Review on Airbnb Matters: A Deep Dive into Our Approach

Beyond the Stars: How Every Review Shapes Our Commitment to Excellence. By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage In the world of property rentals, reviews form the backbone of the industry. They offer reassurance, insights, and often sway a potential guest’s decision to book. With a stellar 4.91 star rating over […]

Landscaping Options for Your Short-Term Rental in Los Angeles

In sunny Los Angeles, landscaping is both art and investment, influencing property value and guest experiences. Open Air Homes CEO, Brad Greiner, dives into transformative green strategies—from water-wise choices like the Ruschia ‘Nana’ to the allure of citrus orchards. As a pro-tip, prioritizing privacy with options like Podocarpus or Bamboo can elevate the guest experience. Whether it’s opting for the stunning Bismarkia tree or shying away from the succulent trend, the essence is to blend California’s rich flora with sustainability. After all, for short-term rentals, first impressions are sculpted right at the garden’s edge.

Part 3: Is Los Angeles The Next Target in the Airbnb Battle Following NYC’s New Regulations

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As NYC implements strict Airbnb regulations, LA homeowners and hosts might be next in line. 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. […]

Part 2: Hotel Chains Have Lost the Plot: Choosing Lobbying and Profits Over Progress

While the world moves forward with alternative accommodation options, many hotel chains seem to be stubbornly rooted in the past. Instead of evolving, they’re using their power and profits to stifle innovation. By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage This is a four-part series on the crackdown of Airbnbs in NYC. […]

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