Hi fellow hosts! As we look to the new year, I would appreci...
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Hi fellow hosts! As we look to the new year, I would appreciate any and all feedback on my listing in Palm Springs, Californi...
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Hi, I have 2 properties in Miami and months ago I had a occupancy rate practically 100% of the month but since May I have been going through a lot of work to fill the month, the prices have dropped a lot and I only get reservations until the same day, August for example I have had a lot of work to fill it up and I still have days available, the guests are happy and everything is working well, at first I thought it was low season but now I think something else is going on, do you know what might be happening? Thank you!!
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Thank you all very much, it was very helpful to read about this, especially since in mid-September I plan to put 2 more properties on Airbnb, I am also advertised on various platforms such as booking.com and others but these have also become slow in reservations, thanks a million for your answer 😍.
There can be a lot of different contributing factors to reason why you are getting fewer reservations:
@Sayli5 There was an article about this in Bloomberg Business couple days ago, specifically referring to FL markets. According to the article, the saturation cut airbnb occupied rates significantly.
Perhaps this article may be relevant to your question: https://www.ipx1031.com/cities-most-airbnb-properties/
Oftentimes a pie is growing in size, but the individual slices become smaller because of an increase in competition. Apprehension about the economy, about which way it may go, probably also has some bearing.
Thank you all very much, it was very helpful to read about this, especially since in mid-September I plan to put 2 more properties on Airbnb, I am also advertised on various platforms such as booking.com and others but these have also become slow in reservations, thanks a million for your answer 😍.