Remote work allowed young professional Nataliea Abramowitz to sample life in eight states over about eight months.

Locals who live near national parks, like Joshua Tree, are seeing more and more housing stock become lucrative short-term rentals.

Where once the company fought regulations, now its pre-empting them with its own policies designed to curb bad behavior by renters.

Some locals are upset with tourists causing disruptions in normally quiet neighborhoods.

Instead of an inauguration boost, businesses in and around the nation’s capital plan to curtail hours or even close.

After huge losses in the spring, the short-term rental platform is profitable again.

The company is using provisions of a 2012 law to keep its inner workings secret for now.

But low-cost summer vacations don’t generate much profit for the company.

The company is trying to readjust to whatever the post-pandemic travel industry will look like.

Protesters against the platform in the Greek capital have taken things up a notch.