Demand is up 25 percent despite uptick in occupancy levels. Investors are earning more revenue and adding more supply.
Source: Inman News
Short-term rental demand might set a record year, AirDNA report says
Published in Investing, Property Portfolio, Rentals, Select, short term rentals, short-term rental demand, short-term rental occupancy, str, str adrs, str daily rates and str demand 2022
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