Free Airbnb and short-term rental statistics for 12,066 US cities, towns and resort markets across 55 states, from Orlando and Los Angeles to Myrtle Beach. Every market page reports active Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com listings, occupancy rate, average daily rate, RevPAR, annual revenue per listing and AirDNA's Market Score, refreshed monthly.
Largest markets
The 12 markets in the United States 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 16, 2026.
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12,066 markets across 55 states. Pick a state for its Airbnb statistics by city: the largest markets, total active listings, the highest-occupancy market, and a link to every market page inside it.
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 12,066 market pagesfor the United States 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:
Looking for a state or market that isn't listed? AirDNA's app covers 120K+ markets globally, including neighborhoods inside the markets on this site.
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AirDNA tracks the daily performance of more than 10 million short-term rental listings on Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com across 120,000+ global markets. Each market page on this site reports the trailing-twelve-month active listing count, occupancy rate, average daily rate (ADR), RevPAR, annual revenue per listing and AirDNA's Market Score for that market, and is refreshed monthly.
AirDNA publishes a free data page for 12,066 markets across 55 states in the US. A market is typically a city, town or resort area; in larger metros the AirDNA app breaks markets down further into submarkets and neighborhoods. Search for a state or market above, or browse the state directory on this page.
By active listings, the largest US short-term rental markets AirDNA tracks are Orlando, Florida (42,822 listings), Los Angeles, California (30,527 listings), and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (20,581 listings). The 12 largest markets are listed on this page with their occupancy rate, average daily rate and annual revenue per listing.
Among the 12 largest US markets, New York, New York runs the highest occupancy at 77%, followed by Los Angeles, California (68%) and San Diego, California (65%). Smaller resort and urban markets often run higher than the biggest cities: every state page on this site names its highest-occupancy market, and every market page reports its own trailing-twelve-month occupancy rate.
Search for the city or market above. Its market page reports the trailing-twelve-month occupancy rate alongside active listings, average daily rate, RevPAR and annual revenue, with a month-by-month seasonality view. For occupancy by ZIP code, submarket or neighborhood, the AirDNA app breaks each market down further.
It depends on the market. Across the 12 largest US markets, trailing-twelve-month occupancy currently ranges from 54% in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to 77% in New York, New York. A "good" rate is one at or above the market's own average at a competitive daily rate, so compare a listing to its market page rather than to a national figure, and look at RevPAR (occupancy × ADR), which captures both sides of the trade-off.
AirDNA collects listing, calendar and booking activity directly from Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com, supplemented by more than 1 million partner properties connected through property management systems, channel managers and direct host integrations. The same home listed on several channels is de-duplicated so it counts once. Market-level revenue estimates have historically tracked Airbnb's reported revenue within 95% to 99%.
Market pages are refreshed monthly. This page was last updated on September 16, 2026. Every headline metric is a trailing-twelve-month figure, so it reflects a full year of bookings rather than a single month.
Yes. Every US market page on this site is free to read, with no account required. The AirDNA app adds neighborhood-level data, custom comp sets, deeper filters, historical trends and Rentalizer, which projects revenue for any specific address.
The Market Score grades each market from 40 to 100 on short-term rental potential. It combines five subscores computed from observed market data: rental demand, revenue growth, seasonality, regulation and investability. Markets are benchmarked against other short-term rental markets in the same country with at least 15 active listings.
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