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Monika Haebich
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Vacation rental data

Monika Haebich
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hi everyone! 

I'm in the process of putting together the first of a quarterly industry report on vacation rental data, and I wanted to know what data you'd like to see. 

Right now the report will cover 

  • Industry occupancy rates, top markets, growth of the industry, long v. short term rentals, revenue generated by channels, property management fees, etc.

What other data would you like to see?

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Bob H.
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  • Cedar Park, TX
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Bob H.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cedar Park, TX
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It would be good to hear about cities' efforts to ban short-term rentals, as Austin just did for non-owner-occupied houses, and any investors' efforts to fight back against regulators.

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