[ng12]

Ok, so admit 31,000 fewer immigrants and the AirBnB problem would go away, right?

Rallying against AirBnB is so silly -- no matter how you slice it it's always a minor factor in self-inflicted "housing crisis" scenarios.

[Tiktaalik]

Airbnb distorts the value of the land, which has broader implications than just the literal 31k units that these researchers identified.

[ng12]

By how much? More importantly, how much compared to the distortion caused by Canada's zoning/housing policies?