Credit where it's earned . . . A Northland Newspaper is one of the few local journalistic endeavors that reports even a modicum or REAL economic news . . . This passage takes readers through a very basic example of how SUPPLY & DEMAND impact tech promises from local leaders . . .
As far as supply and demand, Susan Brown of Platte County, president of the Kansas City Short Term Rental Alliance (KCSTRA) says supply of short-term rental property in Kansas City has increased by 40% over last year, “the most of any World Cup city.”
She explained that nightly demand is up 58% vs. 2025 but occupancy is up by only six percent, “which tells you supply is impacting numbers.”
One sniff of extra income sent inflation battered Kansas Citians “into an expected frenzy to open their homes and capitalize on the windfall.”
This led to an increase in supply which dampened pricing, Brown points out.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
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