Dragging on multilisting: The reason why home-sharing platforms make long-term rental prices increase and how to fix it

Morales-Alonso, Gustavo; Guerrero, Yilsy Núñez

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2021.121297

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“…In particular, the MLP makes general function estimation, allowing the approximation of a continuous function between a group of input and output variables (Morales-Alonso et al. , 2020a; Morales-Alonso and Núñez, 2022). The typical scheme of MLP consists of interconnected neurons arranged in a set of at least three layers, where data flows through the “input layer”, passing through the “hidden layer”, which can be one or more and exit through the “output layer”.…”

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Theory of planned behavior and GEM framework – How can cognitive traits for entrepreneurship be used by incubators and accelerators?

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PurposeThis research aims at the theory of planned behavior (TPB) and the global entrepreneurship monitor (GEM) framework – How can cognitive traits for entrepreneurship be used by incubators and accelerators?Design/methodology/approachIn this research the authors analyze the factors that catalyze the founding of new technology-based firms. From a practitioner stand-point, the GEM posits that these factors can be classified as contextual, social and individual factors. The present study focuses on the latter, looking into how demographic characteristics, possession of human capital and cognitive traits interrelate. The authors rely on a sample of 141 technological new ventures being incubated in Madrid, Spain, which is analyzed with the multilayer perceptron technique.FindingsThe results show that cognitive traits, as defined in the TPB, act as the “last mile” in the entrepreneurial decision process, while demographic and human capital factors appear to antecede them. These results are relevant for incubators and accelerators, which now gain a better, more complete understanding of success factors of their incubatees.Originality/valueThis research deals both with practitioners' view of entrepreneurship and with scientific literature, intertwining both with the purpose of providing valuable information for incubators and accelerators.

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Theory of planned behavior and GEM framework – How can cognitive traits for entrepreneurship be used by incubators and accelerators?

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“…Empirical evidence shows that the dynamic proliferation of technology-empowered STRs has acted as a disruptive force in global tourism (Katsinas, 2021; Celata and Romano, 2020; Cocola-Gant, 2016; Jover and Diaz-Para, 2019; Lopez-Gay et al, 2021; Sequera and Nofre, 2020). Many of the adverse effects of P2Ps are tied to housing markets and reflected in increased house prices and rents (Barron et al, 2021; Benitez-Aurioles and Tussyadiah, 2021; Chen et al, 2022; Franco and Santos, 2021; Garcia-López et al, 2020; Horn and Merante, 2017; Koster et al, 2021; Morales-Alonso and Núñez, 2022; Vizek et al, 2022) and related concerns about the affordability (Chen et al, 2022; Lee, 2016; Mikulić et al, 2021). Evidently, the impact of P2Ps on housing prices at destinations has attracted the attention of academic researchers over the recent period.…”

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The impact of the tourism accommodation composition on housing prices: The case of Croatia

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The adverse effects booming tourism activity and peer-to-peer platforms on housing markets are well known, while the influence of relative changes in tourism accommodation composition on housing prices are not well understood. To shed more light on the issue, this paper employs the data set on housing prices and its main tourism, economic, and demographic determinants, for cities and municipalities in a tourism-dependent country. The results suggest more intensive tourism demand and the conversion of housing stock into rentals boost housing prices. The increase in the share of short-term rentals depresses prices, while in destinations where hotels and campsites become more prevalent prices increase. These findings could be attributed to the pricing-in effects of an increased supply of tourism amenities developed as part of hotels’ and campsites‘ product mix that improve the quality of life, and lower quality of life experienced at destinations where rentals are becoming more prevalent.

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Debate on regulation and professionalisation in the short-term rental housing market

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Dragging on multilisting: The reason why home-sharing platforms make long-term rental prices increase and how to fix it

Cited by 5 publications

References 26 publications

Theory of planned behavior and GEM framework – How can cognitive traits for entrepreneurship be used by incubators and accelerators?

Theory of planned behavior and GEM framework – How can cognitive traits for entrepreneurship be used by incubators and accelerators?

The impact of the tourism accommodation composition on housing prices: The case of Croatia

Debate on regulation and professionalisation in the short-term rental housing market

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