Does AirBnB have a strategy to mitigate the massive community effects that are arising due to the high cost of shelter, in part driven by the scarcity of shelter that arises due to their product? As the municipal tax base is driven away due to these costs - which affects the ability to fund infrastructure that services like AirBnB and Uber rely on - what will AirBnB do to remedy the long-term problems that arise in this situation? Squat.

It'll make money in the near-term, but the long-term down sides are all too apparent and even those doing well by these services now will end up paying A LOT more in the long-term, when essential services, etc. require all sorts of new fees, tolls, and taxes.