The overall landscape of short-term rental properties, including supply, demand, competition, and industry trends.
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Glossary Term: Competition
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Researching and understanding the trends, competition, and pricing within a specific short-term rental market.
A situation where the number of short-term rentals in a particular market exceeds guest demand, potentially leading to lower occupancy rates and price competition.
A situation where the number of available short-term rentals in a specific market exceeds the demand from travelers, potentially leading to lower occupancy rates and rental income.
Research and analysis of the short-term rental market in a specific location, including factors like demand, competition, and seasonal trends.
The optimal price point for a short-term rental that maximizes bookings and revenue, balancing demand and competition.
The economic landscape of the short-term rental industry, encompassing factors like supply and demand, pricing trends, and competitive dynamics.
The Polish word for “darts,” symbolizing the need for strategic pricing in short-term rentals, adjusting rates based on factors like demand, seasonality, and competition to maximize occupancy and revenue.
The process of researching and analyzing the short-term rental market in a specific location, considering factors like demand, competition, trends, and regulations.
The process of researching and analyzing competing short-term rental properties in the same area to understand their pricing, amenities, marketing strategies, and guest reviews.
Refers to a situation where the number of short-term rental listings in a specific market becomes excessively high, potentially leading to increased competition and downward pressure on rental rates.
The ratio of short-term rentals to traditional accommodation options in Omaha, indicating the level of competition within the short-term rental market.