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January 2026

4 stories · Rates, Occupancy, Demand, Supply

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  1. 1.96 millionguest nights in short-term rental accommodation Demand Cyprus recorded 1.96 million short-term rental nights in the second quarter of 2025 Eurostat reported that guests spent 398.1 million nights in short-term rental accommodation across the European Union during the third quarter of 2025 By Amara OseiThe record · January 2026
  2. 51.0%average short-term rental occupancy in December 2025 Occupancy U.S. short-term rental occupancy fell 1.7% in December 2025 as performance split AirDNA reported that average occupancy fell to 51.0% in December 2025, capping a year of starkly diverging performance across markets and price tiers. By Amara OseiThe record · January 2026
  3. 3.65 millionaverage monthly available listings in Europe Supply European short-term rental occupancy rose to 59% in 2025, AirDNA reported in January 2026 AirDNA reported that available listings averaged 3.65 million per month, while average daily rates fell 1.1% to €130. By Sunita RaoThe record · January 2026
  4. 6%year-over-year decline in January on-the-books paid occupancy Rates U.S. January 2026 rental occupancy paced 6% behind as travelers booked later Key Data reported that early Q1 2026 demand was soft but average daily rates paced up to 4% higher as operators held pricing for late bookings. By Theo LindqvistThe record · January 2026
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