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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply
What is your outlook for 2023 and onward?
Hi all! Just curious for peoples' opinions on how the STR market will shape up into 2023 and onward. In the markets I'm invested in, there's been a massive supply increase, but I imagine that will return to an equilibrium once people don't see the returns they were expecting. For example, in Seattle, this winter has been brutal & plenty of properties have had extremely low occupancy (<30%). I'm viewing the next 3-6 months as more of a "survival" phase & then we'll ease back into a healthier STR market after that.
For now, I think the top 25% properties & the bottom 25% (budget) properties will do the best & anything in the middle will suffer the most.
What do you guys think & what are your predictions?
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I think there will always be opportunities for investors that due their due diligence and buy right.