City Of Brooks, Alberta has 16 active short-term rental listings that earn an average of $4.6K per year, with 51% average occupancy and a $73 average daily rate.
City Of Brooks short-term rental market summary
City Of Brooks's short-term rental market has 16 active listings as of July 2026. The average active listing earned $4.6K in revenue over the trailing twelve months. Listings were booked 51% of nights they were available at an average daily rate of $73. RevPAR (daily rate weighted by occupancy) was $29.
City Of Brooks, Alberta scores 99 out of 100 on AirDNA's Market Score, a 40-to-100 scale benchmarked against other short-term rental markets in the same country with at least 15 active listings.
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The average City Of Brooks short-term rental earns $4.6K in annual revenue. Earnings vary by property type, bedroom count, and channel. See the Revenue chapter for a full breakdown.
City Of Brooks runs 51% annual occupancy across 16 active listings. See the Seasonality chapter for monthly trends and segment splits.
The average daily rate (ADR) in City Of Brooks is $73 per booked night. RevPAR, daily rate weighted by occupancy, is $29. See the Seasonality chapter for monthly pricing patterns.
City Of Brooks scores 99/100 on AirDNA's Market Score (a 40-to-100 scale), which weighs rental demand, revenue growth, seasonality, regulation, and investability across 120K+ tracked markets. See the Analyst's Take above for the subscores that drive it.
There are 16 active short-term rental listings in City Of Brooks as of July 2026. See the Supply chapter for channel split, property managers, and supply trends.
This page is refreshed monthly. It was last updated on August 5, 2026 and reflects completed short-term rental market data through July 2026. "Last updated" is when AirDNA last refreshed the page; the coverage month is the most recent full month of data behind those figures.
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