Data that is associated with a specific geographic location, such as latitude and longitude coordinates. Short-term rental platforms and property managers use geospatial data to display listings on maps, calculate distances, and analyze market trends.
Glossary Term: Market Analysis
A dynamic pricing strategy that adjusts rental rates based on factors such as demand, seasonality, competition, and guest behavior. This approach aims to optimize occupancy and revenue.
Specialized tools and platforms designed to assist short-term rental hosts in optimizing pricing, availability, and bookings to achieve maximum revenue and occupancy rates.
Evaluating the performance of short-term rentals based on their location’s zip code. This can include analyzing factors like average daily rate, occupancy rate, and seasonality trends.
A pricing strategy used to maximize rental income by analyzing market demand, seasonality, and competitor pricing to adjust rental rates dynamically and optimize occupancy.
Researching and understanding the local short-term rental market, including competitor pricing, occupancy rates, and demand trends.
A dynamic pricing strategy that adjusts rental rates based on factors such as demand, seasonality, competition, and guest behavior.
The estimated price a property would sell for in a competitive and fair market. Important for setting rental rates and determining property value.
The practice of analyzing similar short-term rental properties in the same market to determine competitive pricing and assess the value of a host’s property.
Research and evaluation of factors influencing the short-term rental market in a specific location, including supply and demand, seasonal trends, competitor analysis, and pricing dynamics.
Refers to the combined market of Europe and Asia, relevant for hosts analyzing travel trends and potentially targeting guests from these regions.
A dynamic pricing strategy for short-term rentals that adjusts rates based on various factors including seasonality, demand, and competitor pricing, often incorporating cyclical patterns and trends.