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Find hidden investment opportunities

Stop guessing which neighborhoods are the hottest for short term rentals. Get granular with submarkets.

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Make location decisions with confidence

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See beyond city-wide averages

Understand real performance differences within a single city or zip code by assessing short-term rental stats at the submarket level.

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Explore listing performance on a neighborhood level

Access granular data on actual STR occupancy rates and Average Daily Rates (ADR) for each submarket.

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Identify investment sweet spots

Find areas with the strongest growth and investment potential and spot emerging submarkets before they become oversaturated with vacation rentals.

How it works

Using submarket insights to maximize the performance and profitability of your short-term rental investments couldn’t be easier:

Step 1

Define your area

Use our interactive heat maps to visualize submarket performance across every metric: the darker the color, the stronger the market. Zoom in on specific neighborhoods or zip codes to see where active listings and for sale properties are concentrated within a specific area.

Step 2

Analyze STR statistics by area

Review comprehensive market data for each submarket, including detailed occupancy trends, revenue information by real estate type, demand changes over time, guest sentiment and more. Compare submarkets based on the metrics that matter to you.

Step 3

Make data-driven decisions

Once you've found a submarket of interest, hone in on listing-level performance for active short-term rentals or explore for-sale properties in that area. Use submarket data to identify the most promising neighborhoods for STR investment.

See how submarket research helped Jamie find the right investment

Jamie Lane, Chief Economist at AirDNA and newly minted short-term rental host, used submarkets to identify exactly which area of the North Georgia Mountains would offer the best returns on a vacation rental. In Helen, he found a submarket where demand is growing but home prices remain reasonable.

Everything you need to know about using submarket insights