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PressThe Harry Styles Residency Effect: Amsterdam Demand Rose 13%, New York's Barely Moved
Published: August 25, 2026
Last updated: September 8, 2026
Bram Gallagher
ARTICLE SUMMARY
Harry Styles's Together, Together tour trades single-night stops for multi-week residencies, including 30 shows in New York City. AirDNA compared short-term rental performance on concert dates against the surrounding months in each host market. Amsterdam recorded the largest lift, with demand up an additional 13.0% and ADR up 4.1%. New York City's own market barely moved at around 2%, while neighboring Jersey City and Newark, New Jersey picked up the overflow at +7.8% demand and +5.5% ADR.
Bram Gallagher
AirDNA Director of Economics and Forecasting
Bram Gallagher is an Economist at AirDNA, specializing in uncovering insights that drive smarter short-term rental decisions. He put his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Georgia to work researching and forecasting hotel data with CBRE prior to joining AirDNA, as well as teaching economics at a number of universities. In his spare time, Bram enjoys making wooden furniture with hand tools.