The New Roster: What’s Happening With The Major Names In Hospitality & Real Estate
It was right around this time last year when Airbnb made their debut on the public markets and started trading on the Nasdaq at a higher-than-expected $146 per share. And the last 12 months have seen no shortage of attention—whether intellectual or financial—paid toward the short-term rental space. For Airbnb, 2021 brought their ‘best quarter ever,’ shattering revenue growth records 36% over their prior heights. High claims by Brian Chesky back in May expecting the ‘biggest travel rebound in a century’ certainly don’t seem to have been overinflated. In their most recent earnings call, Chesky c...