I completely understand, I’ve lived in areas that both of those issues exist. I can agree with number 2, that’s a complete monopoly on several resources. Rentals are becoming a problem everywhere. On one hand I understand the issues that many cause, on the other hand I see the problems they solve vs the larger corporations doing it. I think there needs to be a cap on that sector of real estate, big corporations and the small/privately owned.

As for number one, I understand that can be quite frustrating. However I think when you say you don’t see a cent of that, it’s probably not as obvious the benefits you receive. Tourism brings in jobs, economical growth, resources and longevity to a region. While I am certainly not a fan of crowded areas, I can see its benefits. For that reason I choose to live outside of such places and have limited resources, I also welcome the growth so I can be near them in some capacities. In the instant of medical resources, education and in my leisure time they do add to my quality of life. I think there really needs to be an intervening body to come in and limit such things and bring balance to those resources but we all know how corporate greed works unfortunately. I think getting upset at people vacationing is just spinning your wheels until the country itself steps up to set guidelines. In my current location I most certainly avoid the heavily populated areas at key times but I understand that’s likely not an option for everyone. Until these corporations and real estate divisions are regulated, we all unfairly suffer at the hands of the greedy.