A Reddit user recently sparked a lively discussion in the r/RealEstate community after noticing a surge of properties hitting the market that were clearly once Airbnbs. “Is anybody else seeing a bunch of properties popping for sale in their area that were obviously Airbnbs?” they asked, pointing out that many listings even reuse Airbnb photos, complete with staged towels and elaborate coffee bars.
The Airbnb Bubble Bursts?
This question struck a chord, as many users shared similar observations. One Redditor outlined the typical path many Airbnb ABNB investors take: “I see them all the time, the process is usually Airbnb > ‘short-term rental’ attempt > long-term rental attempt > listed for sale when all else fails.”
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