Free Airbnb and short-term rental statistics for 100 New South Wales markets, from Sydney (15,673 active listings) to Moira: 43,529 active Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com listings as of August 2026. Every market page reports occupancy rate, average daily rate, RevPAR, annual revenue per listing and AirDNA's Market Score, refreshed monthly.
Largest markets
The 12 markets in New South Wales with the most active Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com listings, with each market's live occupancy rate, average daily rate and annual revenue per listing. Updated September 29, 2026.
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Every New South Wales city, town and resort market with a free AirDNA data page, A to Z. Each page reports active listings, occupancy rate, average daily rate, annual revenue, supply mix and the largest property managers.
About the data
AirDNA tracks the daily performance of more than 10 million short-term rental listings on Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com across 120,000+ markets worldwide. The 100 market pagesfor New South Wales on this site are a free, monthly-refreshed slice of that dataset: for every market, the trailing-twelve-month active listing count, annual revenue per listing, occupancy rate, average daily rate (ADR), RevPAR and AirDNA's Market Score, plus supply mix and the largest property managers.
Listing, calendar and booking activity is collected directly from Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com and supplemented by 1M+ partner properties connected through property management systems, channel managers and direct host integrations. The same home listed on several channels is counted once.
How AirDNA collects data →Market pages are refreshed monthly. Every headline metric is a trailing-twelve-month figure, so a market is judged on a full year of bookings, not one busy or slow month. The “Updated” date at the top of each page is the real refresh date.
How often AirDNA data is updated →AirDNA's Market Score grades each market from 40 to 100 on short-term rental potential, benchmarked against other short-term rental markets in the same country with at least 15 active listings. It combines five subscores, each computed from observed market data:
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There are 43,529 active short-term rental listings across the 100 markets in New South Wales that AirDNA publishes data for, as of August 2026. Active listings are homes on Airbnb, Vrbo or Booking.com that were available or booked in the trailing twelve months, de-duplicated across channels. Each market has its own page with occupancy, daily-rate, revenue and supply data.
Sydney is the largest short-term rental market in New South Wales by active listings, with 15,673 active Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com listings earning an average of $40.5K a year at 67% occupancy.
It depends on what you are optimizing for. Sydney is the largest New South Wales market by supply (15,673 active listings). Among markets with 100+ active listings, Wagga Wagga has the highest AirDNA Market Score (96 out of 100), Byron earns the most per listing ($54.9K a year), and Sydney books the most nights (67% occupancy). The markets on this page are ranked by active listings, not by investment potential; use each market page's revenue, occupancy, seasonality and Market Score to compare them for your goal.
Sydney runs the highest occupancy among New South Wales short-term rental markets (among 100+ listing markets), booking 67% of available nights across 15,673 active listings.
The listing-weighted average occupancy across New South Wales's 100 markets is 55% for the trailing twelve months through August 2026. Among the 12 largest markets it ranges from 40% in Cessnock to 67% in Sydney. Each market page reports its own occupancy rate and month-by-month seasonality.
Singleton has the highest average daily rate among New South Wales short-term rental markets (among 100+ listing markets), at $441 per booked night across 299 active listings.
The typical active listing in New South Wales earned $39.6K in the trailing twelve months through August 2026 (listing-weighted across all 100 markets). Among the 12 largest markets, annual revenue per listing ranges from $29.8K in Eurobodalla to $54.9K in Byron. Byron earns the most statewide (among 100+ listing markets), at $54.9K a year with a $330 average daily rate and 55% occupancy. Revenue figures include nightly rates and guest fees, before expenses.
Wagga Wagga has the highest AirDNA Market Score in New South Wales (among 100+ listing markets) at 96 out of 100. The score weighs rental demand, revenue growth, seasonality, regulation and investability, benchmarked against other markets in the Australia.
This page was last updated on September 29, 2026 and reflects completed market data through August 2026. Market pages are refreshed monthly; every headline figure is a trailing-twelve-month average.
Each New South Wales market page links into the AirDNA app, where markets are broken down into submarkets and neighborhoods with their own revenue, occupancy and daily-rate figures, plus comp sets and address-level revenue projections from Rentalizer.
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