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We mostly operate in Seaside Heights, NJ, which is a beach town that is tourism driven.

They will also be able to run comps for you, and have access recent sales data. 

By using a email collection service like “Emailcollect” you can inexpensively get past guest data and send out a monthly touch point about something that’s happening locally without it becoming a major drama of making up newsletters. 

In my world, all properties go to the MLS and that platform pushes the data through IDX to individual brokerage websites, including my own. 

Since 1993 (the oldest median sales price data from Pikes Peak Association of Realtors) homes have appreciated at a rate of 5.38% per year.

As for Rabbu, I find Rabbu data to be very hit or miss.

Rents are driven by bedrooms and sq footage and I've rented 100's in Jacksonville to know this for a fact.