Post by High Priestess on Aug 24, 2016 15:08:23 GMT
Well the news goes back and forth...Airbnb is causing rents to increase, Airbnb is not causing rents to increase...(all the while, few are looking at the biggest cause of the housing crisis...government itself....)
This article does a new analysis:
fivethirtyeight.com/features/airbnb-probably-isnt-driving-rents-up-much-at-least-not-yet/
What part of total Airbnb listings are commercial?
The first number is the # of active listings, in the thousands, the second is the % commercial.
CITY ACTIVE LISTINGS SHARE COMMERCIAL
Total across markets 91.2k 9.7%
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Honolulu 1.4 21.1
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Portland, OR 2.7 15.6
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Los Angeles 8.9 15.5
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Seattle 3.4 12.5
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New Orleans 2.8 11.9
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Nashville, TN 1.8 11.6
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Washington, DC 3.4 10.8
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Denver 1.8 10.6
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Dallas 0.6 10.6
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Salt Lake City, UT 0.6 9.7
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Las Vegas 1.4 9.2
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Phoenix 0.7 9.2
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Boulder, CO 0.9 9.1
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Atlanta 1.3 8.9
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San Francisco 6.9 8.9
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Orlando, FL 1.0 8.9
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Boston 1.4 8.6
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San Diego 3.6 8.4
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Miami 2.5 8.3
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Houston 1.0 8.2
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New York City 30.8 8.0
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Austin, TX 4.6 6.9
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Chicago 4.9 6.7
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San Jose, CA 0.7 6.1
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Philadelphia 2.1 5.4
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What share of active Airbnb listings are commercial?
Commercial rentals are defined as units that are rented at least 180 days each year.
SOURCE: AIRDNA
What part of host revenue is from commercial rentals?
The first number is host revenue, in the millions, the second is the % from commerical rentals.
HOST REVENUE SHARE COMMERCIAL
Total across markets $1,133m 32.7%
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Los Angeles 121 46.4
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Honolulu 26 45.0
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Portland, OR 32 40.8
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Washington, DC 37 36.2
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Seattle 42 33.7
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New York City 384 32.5
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Denver 19 32.3
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San Francisco 110 32.1
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Dallas 6 31.5
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Atlanta 12 31.3
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Boston 21 31.2
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San Diego 40 28.8
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New Orleans 45 28.5
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Las Vegas 18 28.4
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Orlando, FL 9 28.3
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Boulder, CO 9 27.6
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Salt Lake City 5 27.4
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Phoenix 6 27.0
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Houston 8 26.6
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Nashville, TN 29 25.9
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San Jose, CA 8 25.5
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Chicago 46 25.3
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Miami 27 25.3
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Austin, TX 57 21.6
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Philadelphia 15 20.6
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What share of Airbnb host revenue comes from commercial rentals?
Commercial rentals defined as units that are rented at least 180 days each year.
SOURCE: AIRDNA
This article does a new analysis:
fivethirtyeight.com/features/airbnb-probably-isnt-driving-rents-up-much-at-least-not-yet/
What part of total Airbnb listings are commercial?
The first number is the # of active listings, in the thousands, the second is the % commercial.
CITY ACTIVE LISTINGS SHARE COMMERCIAL
Total across markets 91.2k 9.7%
–
Honolulu 1.4 21.1
–
Portland, OR 2.7 15.6
–
Los Angeles 8.9 15.5
–
Seattle 3.4 12.5
–
New Orleans 2.8 11.9
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Nashville, TN 1.8 11.6
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Washington, DC 3.4 10.8
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Denver 1.8 10.6
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Dallas 0.6 10.6
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Salt Lake City, UT 0.6 9.7
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Las Vegas 1.4 9.2
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Phoenix 0.7 9.2
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Boulder, CO 0.9 9.1
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Atlanta 1.3 8.9
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San Francisco 6.9 8.9
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Orlando, FL 1.0 8.9
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Boston 1.4 8.6
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San Diego 3.6 8.4
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Miami 2.5 8.3
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Houston 1.0 8.2
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New York City 30.8 8.0
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Austin, TX 4.6 6.9
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Chicago 4.9 6.7
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San Jose, CA 0.7 6.1
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Philadelphia 2.1 5.4
–
What share of active Airbnb listings are commercial?
Commercial rentals are defined as units that are rented at least 180 days each year.
SOURCE: AIRDNA
What part of host revenue is from commercial rentals?
The first number is host revenue, in the millions, the second is the % from commerical rentals.
HOST REVENUE SHARE COMMERCIAL
Total across markets $1,133m 32.7%
–
Los Angeles 121 46.4
–
Honolulu 26 45.0
–
Portland, OR 32 40.8
–
Washington, DC 37 36.2
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Seattle 42 33.7
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New York City 384 32.5
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Denver 19 32.3
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San Francisco 110 32.1
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Dallas 6 31.5
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Atlanta 12 31.3
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Boston 21 31.2
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San Diego 40 28.8
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New Orleans 45 28.5
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Las Vegas 18 28.4
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Orlando, FL 9 28.3
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Boulder, CO 9 27.6
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Salt Lake City 5 27.4
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Phoenix 6 27.0
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Houston 8 26.6
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Nashville, TN 29 25.9
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San Jose, CA 8 25.5
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Chicago 46 25.3
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Miami 27 25.3
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Austin, TX 57 21.6
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Philadelphia 15 20.6
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What share of Airbnb host revenue comes from commercial rentals?
Commercial rentals defined as units that are rented at least 180 days each year.
SOURCE: AIRDNA