re: #204 Dr Lizardo

I suspect similar in Prague; there’s a shit ton of AirBnB in Prague and now that international tourism is effectively dead (most likely for the rest of this year), those apartment owners are going to have put them on the rental market to make some money. That, in turn, should help lower Prague’s eye-watering rental prices and make more units available for people looking to live in the Czech capital.

We stayed at a beautiful airBNB apartment in Prague in 2015, right in the middle of the old Jewish quarter, down the street from the Alt-Neu Synagogue. It cost us €40 a day.