A measure of how easy it is to walk to amenities and services from a property, often used to assess the desirability of a location for short-term rentals.
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Glossary Term: Neighborhood
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A metric that rates the ease of walking to amenities and attractions from a rental property’s location.
The degree to which a short-term rental property blends seamlessly into the existing architectural and social fabric of the surrounding urban environment.
A measure of how easy it is to walk to amenities and destinations from a specific location, often considered an important factor for short-term renters.
Ensuring cleanliness and curb appeal by scheduling regular cleaning services for both sides of the street where a rental property is located.
Amenities and attractions located within walking distance or a short drive from the rental property, enhancing its appeal to guests. Examples include parks, restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues.
The local area around a short-term rental property, including its safety, accessibility, amenities (restaurants, shops, attractions), and overall ambiance.
A marketing term used to highlight the experience of living like a local while staying in a short-term rental, immersing oneself in the neighborhood and its culture.
Features and attractions located near a short-term rental property that can enhance its appeal to guests, such as parks, restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues.
A location or neighborhood with a high concentration of short-term rental properties and strong demand from travelers.
Marketing strategies specifically targeted to potential guests in a very close proximity to the short-term rental property, often utilizing local events, attractions, and businesses.