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September 2026

6 stories · Rates, Occupancy, Demand, Supply, Returns

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The month in figures
  1. 13%Q3 bookings pacing behind last year Supply UAE rental bookings paced 13% behind in the third quarter of 2026 as supply shrank Although available listings fell nearly 5% in July, third-quarter bookings paced 13% behind the previous year, according to data from AirDNA. By Sunita RaoThe record · September 2026
  2. 62.0 out of 100Hostfully Getaway Score for September 2026 Demand Hostfully's U.S. short-term rental Getaway Score fell to 62.0 in September 2026 U.S. consumer sentiment and record-high gas prices dragged the national index down by 2.5 points, but booking demand and a quiet hurricane season offs By Amara OseiThe record · September 2026
  3. 10.91%median winning short-term rental market gross yield Returns The top rental market in the median U.S. state had a 10.91% modeled gross yield An analysis of 50 states showed that high mortgage rates and management fees left nearly half of the top-performing municipal markets unprofitable. By Callum ReidThe record · September 2026
  4. 7.5% Rates European short-term rental rates rose 7.5% in August 2026 AirDNA reported that average daily rates reached €160, offsetting a 2.1 percentage point drop in occupancy as regulatory shifts in Spain and Germany s By Theo LindqvistThe record · September 2026
  5. 0.6%year-over-year decline in U.S. RevPAR Occupancy U.S. short-term rental RevPAR fell 0.6% in August 2026 AirDNA reported that a calendar shift for Labor Day masked underlying market strength, as a 3.3% drop in occupancy offset a 2.7% gain in average daily By Amara OseiThe record · September 2026
  6. over 200%Tromsdalen search increase year-on-year Demand British searches for Tromsdalen, Norway rose over 200% for autumn 2026, Airbnb reported Searches by British guests rose across Alpine towns and rural UK spots, while one-night stays accounted for 31% of Gen Z trips in EMEA. By Amara OseiThe record · September 2026
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