Synopsis

The rapidly expanding company Airbnb has a discernible impact on the social fabric of urban life. Its promise – to share one's home, forge new connections, and earn income while resting – appeals to those with the means to purchase an apartment, employ a cleaner, and then lease it permanently to tourists. Few investments offer such a compelling return. But what becomes of a city when a significant portion of its population consists of transient visitors? This exploration offers a portrait of