Short-term rental demand is already heating up in Dallas-Fort Worth ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. According to AirDNA, occupancy for Group Stage dates is already at 7% in Dallas and 10% in Fort Worth as of early December, with nightly rates rising fast. The average booked rate sits at $203 — just 17% above 2025 — but available rates have jumped to $376, with June 13 peaking at $439. AirDNA’s Bram Gallagher expects rates to spike further once fans know which teams will play in DFW. Demand in outer suburbs is also booming, with Waxahachie up 4,000% year over year.

The pace of bookings is very much higher right now than it was last year.

AirDNA data shows Dallas Airbnb rates rising 85% for World Cup 2026. Group stage demand already up 200% YoY as bookings accelerate.

Dallas-Fort Worth Airbnb prices already ticking up ahead of 2026 World Cup draw

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Dallas-Fort Worth Airbnb prices already ticking up ahead of 2026 World Cup draw