A quick search of Columbus Airbnb Market Data brought up this page, looks like it has everything you might need to analyze the market.ROI+5%Revenue$14kAvg Airbnb price$369kMarket sizeLargeNumber of Airbnbs2,445ADR$112Occupancy58%

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Checking out Furnished Finder, Aribnb/VRBO (30+ day stays) and looking at sites like AirDNA (only for STR data) can be great ways to do some easy market research on your own.

Fed Policy in Focus: The upcoming Federal Open Market Committee meeting and its subsequent minutes will be closely watched to gauge the Fed's response to recent economic data, particularly inflation.

For example I've looked up items like that using the census bureau data. 

I like as much data as possible, Chris brought up great info, I run my own also; like for like sq ft bed/bath count, close radius, only closed sales in tight time frame, not separated by busy surface streets, pole line open space etc.

Seems like this makes sense in terms of risk mitigation, estimating values/deals, etc.How do you go about finding the data to make such a classification especially as a new investor?

But this just means the competition between nationwide brokerage is intensified, folks expecting tech-driven RE company like Costar's homes.com and Zillow to take over traditional nationwide brokerage that lacks of efficiency or transaction cost.As real estate volume reduces and reduced commission would be the new game, I don't expect traditional brokerage could survive if they don't adapt. 

Like finding areas to purchase, what kind of data to look at? 

HiMy name is Chen Avnery and I am new to real estate investments in general.I have over 15 years of experience in software engineering, specializing in data and AI.