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Travelers are increasingly seeking out one-of-a-kind experiences – and are ready to pay top dollar for them. 💰 This demand is reflected in the number of unique short-term rental listings, which grew by 123% from 2020 to 2024, outpacing traditional vacation rentals. 📈 For hosts and investors looking to edge out the competition, this demand for unique stays opens up exciting new avenues for growth. 👉 https://bit.ly/4d0Z9bP

What's the right way to pronounce the word data? 🤔 We wanted to get an expert opinion, so we asked the AirDNA Data Team for their input – and the result was unanimous. 🤯

With strong performances in May and June, the U.S. short-term rental market is on the rise. 🚀 Supply growth is slowing down from the breakneck pace of 2022 and 2023, while demand is on a steady incline. 📈 But will September stifle summer growth? Swipe for quick insights or click for the full June U.S. Market Review. 👉 https://bit.ly/3SlT4hL

The summer travel season is looking sunny for European STR hosts. ☀️ With increases in average occupancy rate, total available listings, and a record high for demand nights, the European summer is already sizzling – plus the outlook continues to be positive. 🔥 Swipe for quick insights or click for the full review: 👉 https://bit.ly/4bRY7NS

The short-term rental market is competitive – standing out from the competition is key. But what's the best way to grab the attention of prospective guests?

Short-term rental income is subject to multiple taxes, including income, occupancy, and sales taxes. 😵💫 The good news? Once you understand the different types of taxes affecting your STR business, you’ll immediately feel better equipped to tackle tax season. 🙏 Here's what you need to know. 👇 https://bit.ly/467cv3m

Here are the top 3 feeder cities for each of the markets we've highlighted as the best STR markets in the next five years. 🏠 A feeder city, or origin metro area, is a city that contributes travelers to specific vacation rental markets. Population, income, and employment growth in feeder cities directly affect short-term rental demand in their destination markets. 📊 Want to learn even more about these growing markets and their feeder cities? Read the full article. 👉 https://bit.ly/46o4o2R

We're gearing up for the second half of the year with our AirDNA webinar series! 🙌 Help us decide which topics we should cover. 👇

Our Mid-Year Outlook Report for the U.S. short-term rental industry is out now. Here's what to expect for the rest of the year and beyond. ⭐ With interest rates staying high and home prices remaining elevated, we anticipate that supply growth will keep slowing. In 2024, supply growth will match demand. By the end of 2025, expect supply growth to be lower than demand growth. ⭐ Another way to see the slowing pace of supply is by looking at the number of new listings. In January 2024, new listings fell to about 54K and have remained under 60K since then. The pattern of new listings in 2024 is so far more similar to 2021 than to 2022 or 2023. ⭐ Slowing supply growth and increasing demand have ended a trend that started in 2021: rapidly shrinking occupancy rates from the highs of that year. This decline has almost stopped, and we expect it to slowly reverse in the coming years, though very gradually. ⭐ Inflation has dropped to nearly a third of its peak and talk of a recession has mostly disappeared among economists. Together, these conditions have spurred an uplift in growth rates for both ADR and RRI. This positive trend is expected to continue through 2025. Ready for even more insights from our Mid-Year Outlook Report? Read the full report 👉 https://bit.ly/4cyV12r

🚨 Don't Forget! 🚨 Join us tomorrow for our exclusive webinar with Jamie Lane and Bram Gallagher covering our U.S. 2024 and 2025 Mid-Year Outlook. Register now. 👉 https://bit.ly/3VLXuzs