[mewzilla]

Hotels aren’t complaining.

They’re happy to suck off the government teat.

Beats having to work for customers.

[Thank You Rush]

“”Hotels aren’t complaining.””

Staying true to FR tradition - the first three paragraphs ARE complaints from businesses.....

[RoosterRedux]

If you think renters can be hard on properties, can you imagine what a crowd of drugged-up homeless people will do.

I would bet their insurance companies immediately pull the plug.

Here's another issue I wonder about. Loan agreements for commercial properties, such as hotels, typically include clauses that restrict or require approval for changes in the use of the property. Converting a hotel into a homeless shelter could trigger a default under these clauses, especially if the new use negatively impacts the property's revenue potential, market value, or physical plant.

[wally_bert]

So much for grand hotels like this one in SF.

https://youtu.be/zdxsizSlP2Q?si=CHX3PMVrteA6xJye

[Organic Panic]

I unfortunately, was listening to NPR a few years ago. I was furious at a story about a woman who owned some run down failed hotel who was going to close it was soooo happy that the government put up illegals and sent millions her way to keep the dump open. Not one was it stated where the money comes from but hey, it’s NPR. Money appears by magic.