Kasa Living and Samara Both Raise Venture Funding
As we approach the end of the year, venture capitalists are spilling some of that dry powder on real estate-tech firms.
Srividya Kalyanaraman
Colorado’s New Tax Proposal For Rentals
Colorado’s legislative committee on finance and oversight is holding a public hearing on Tuesday to discuss a proposed bill that will impact short-term rentals in the state.
Colorado Hears Arguments on Tax Hikes For Short-Term Rentals
The outcome of the Colorado bill will have a big impact on taxes owners ultimately pay.
Is New York City’s Loss New Jersey’s Win?
AirDNA released its short-term rental report for September and it showed the impact of New York City regulations on rentals in New Jersey.
Our Next Brand Will Focus On Loneliness: Hostelworld CEO
Hostels satisfy a basic human need: social connections. And Hostelworld CEO Gary Morrison wants to act on it.
Is Hostelworld a Brand Focused on Loneliness?
Top of the morning to you. Do you know that quote, “There are no strangers, only friends you haven’t met yet?” That’s the motto Hostelworld operates on.
Taylor Swift and Short-Term Rentals: It’s a Love Story
Taylor Swift: A musical extravaganza or Christmas for business?
What We Learned From Short-Term Rentalz Summit
We attended the Short Term Rentalz Summit last week in London that featured industry experts across Europe and highlighted aspects of the short-term rental industry in Europe.
Inspirato Is the Latest Entrant to the SPAC-Stock Split Club
Luxury brand Inspirato is implementing a 1-for-20 reverse stock split of its Class A, Class B non-voting, and Class V common stock to meet Nasdaq's $1 bid price requirement — similar to Vacasa and Sonder’s stock split.
A Property Manager and Operating Company Flywheel
Are tech companies serving the hospitality sector are doing any better (read: raising more money, generating more profits) than, say, a short-term rental upstart?