Sure, cities are fashionable again.  There&#x27;s a generational shift and demand is high.  Construction is slow.  Growth in some places is opposed, by both people and governments.  All of this results in limited supply.<p>So I guess we agree that supply is limited.<p>But I ask you this: If supply is critically limited, then how on earth is it silly to complain about a &quot;rental service&quot; that mainstreams alternative uses of housing stock where the net effect is even more reduction of supply.<p>Alternate means of doing business are interesting, and new structures in society are also interesting.  People can and should experiment.  But if they&#x27;re experimenting in areas that are already problematic and are doing so in ways that obviously make the problems worse... I&#x27;m going to heap blame on them whether you think it&#x27;s silly or not.