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.
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Glossary Term: Supply and Demand
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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.
Analyzing market trends and competitor data to evaluate the potential impact of an oversaturation of short-term rental properties on occupancy rates and profitability.
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.
A situation where the number of short-term rentals in a specific area exceeds guest demand, potentially impacting occupancy rates.
A measure of how much of the potential market for short-term rentals in a specific location is being captured by existing listings.
A situation where the supply of short-term rentals in a particular market exceeds the demand, potentially leading to lower occupancy rates and rental prices.
A situation in a specific location where the number of available short-term rentals significantly exceeds guest demand, potentially leading to lower occupancy rates and price competition.
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.
A situation in the short-term rental market where the number of available listings decreases, potentially leading to increased competition and higher prices.
A situation where one party’s gain is directly offset by another’s loss, sometimes relevant in competitive short-term rental markets.