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So with short term rentals soon to be legal in NOLA, and with British Airways beginning regular service to MSY this spring, I went to AirBnB.com to see what kind of prices they have in other cities -- like London, for example.
Check out this listing -- 4 bed, 2 bath, entire home available for $202/night. I don't know jack about London neighborhoods, but according to the map, it's walking distance from 10 Downing St.
On our side of the pond, here's a 4/3 in Times Square for $300 a night (more like $325/night after fees). The ad says it includes free parking on premises.
Closer to home, here's a 2/2 at Carondolet and Common for $274/night.
$274 a night for NOLA CBD, $300 a night for the heart of Manhattan (with free parking in the building, no less), and $202 (or maybe it's £202) just a short walk away from the PM's place in London.
So, like I said, are some of these people just not aware of how much their property is worth, or are they just full of it?
Check out this listing -- 4 bed, 2 bath, entire home available for $202/night. I don't know jack about London neighborhoods, but according to the map, it's walking distance from 10 Downing St.
On our side of the pond, here's a 4/3 in Times Square for $300 a night (more like $325/night after fees). The ad says it includes free parking on premises.
Closer to home, here's a 2/2 at Carondolet and Common for $274/night.
$274 a night for NOLA CBD, $300 a night for the heart of Manhattan (with free parking in the building, no less), and $202 (or maybe it's £202) just a short walk away from the PM's place in London.
So, like I said, are some of these people just not aware of how much their property is worth, or are they just full of it?