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Theresa P.
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Airbnb bookings nosedived

Theresa P.
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I purchased a home in a prominent vacation area in Colorado a few years ago. I live in it part time and rent it out part time. For the past 3 years, STR bookings have been great. They've provided a steady source of income and I have had no shortage of bookings. Suddenly, starting in April of this year, my views on Airbnb have gone to zero. I've gotten zero booking requests since March. I've reached out to Airbnb, who scratched their heads and referred me to a generic article about lowering nightly rates. I've tried everything from lowering rates to reducing nightly minimums to offering discounts and nothing has moved the needle. I'm perplexed.

I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced something similar with their STR, if anyone has any insight or maybe even a recommendation of alternate STR platforms.

Thank you!

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