Posted on 04/15/2020 4:43:53 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
They will REALLY be clean in a nice hotel room.....they will DESTROY these hotels!
These must be hotels that want their “star” ratings to drop to -2
Oh this will go well...what could go wrong???
Once they’re in there, it will be impossible to get them out.
To do so would be racist.
Bedbugs? Lice?
The smart hotels cleared out staff on furloughs. ‘Reopen right now? Oh, no, not possible at all, we have to wait for the all clear.’ Those that kept rooms open will be paying the price for years - once homeless are lodged in hotel rooms, there’s little incentive for politicians to kick them back out. There’ll be at least one sob story about a homeless mother and her little child and that’ll secure rooms for months (if not years) for all the meth heads.
Good luck, SF, getting your hotels back again.
Cool.
And scabies.
Local construction companies might as well start prepping demolition contracts for those hotels.
welllllll..............were movin on up!
Vermin?
I would be more concerned about crap in the halls.
I heard Nancy has a big house...just saying.
So when this is over I suppose the powers that be will put them back on the streets. The city got what it wanted, permanent housing for the homeless, bye bye hotel the socialist agenda back doored you in an emergency and won
No mention in the article who will be paying...or even if these rooms will be paid for. Just mentioned “acquiring” these rooms.
“All your rooms are belong to us!”
I sense.....a wave of resignations coming at the aforementioned hotels.
Bedbugs? Lice?
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Bed bugs cost a hotel about $20k in lost business, reputation repair, and treatment for just 1 bed bug if it is found. I friend who is in the hotel industry, told me this from their industry publications.
I can only imagine the issues here.
The hotels have to be forced to do this and either the state or the federal would reimburse them. I will be pissed if somehow the federal government would reimburse them.
That sounds like a great policy. Maybe future tourists will be required to sleep in homeless tents on the streets.
You are probably correct....the city will admit the properties are worthless by 2025...pay off the owners, and demolish the properties to be resold on the open market later.
Only question mark is that this whole ‘game’ has to amount to several tens of billions of dollars that the hotels will get in the meantime for room costs, then damages to the rooms, and later to legal fights in court.
Who will clean the hotels?
This will be fun to watch....
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