(07-20-2020, 03:54 PM)Apoc Wrote: Given your job and living situation history, being able to move back into your house if shit goes awry probably isn't a bad idea.
Do airbnb analytics factor in COVID impacts on demand?
Yes
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Pretty big hit in March, April and May. Immediate return to pre-covid levels in June. Definitely matches what I've seen in person. Looks like the average nightly rate dipped from $330 to $210 for the 3 months. Significant but not life ruining for sure. This data is skewed a bit by the time shares the resort keeps listed on the site. They're always listed available and you're basically just transferred to their booking process after you pay on AirBnb.
And yeah that's another huge personal benefit. Unless I absolutely fall in love with Bank of America, I'm also likely moving back to a full time remote job sometime in the next 5 years. Could be sooner if BoA doesn't work out. I did actually land one right when I accepted with BoA and gotta say it was tempting to back out but I'll take the higher rate for now. Would be nice to have a choice between the 2 areas when that time comes if I can.