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New York City

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  1. $935 milliontotal collected from short-term rental fees, taxes, and fines Fees More than 20 U.S. cities collected over $935 million from short-term rentals since 2019 An analysis of more than 20 cities showed that occupancy taxes, registration fees, and code enforcement fines have turned properties into major local By Leo VargaThe record · June 2026
  2. 49%average Kansas City booking demand rise Demand Kansas City short-term rental bookings rose 49% as the World Cup began in June 2026 AirDNA reported highly uneven demand spikes across World Cup host cities, with New York matchday bookings falling nearly 5 percent. By Amara OseiThe record · June 2026
  3. 361%increase in revenue per property Rates New York short-term rental revenue rose 361% during Harry Styles shows in March 2026 KeyData reported that major music tours drove massive revenue and rate gains across stadium, arena, and festival markets, reshaping traditional bookin By Theo LindqvistThe record · March 2026
  4. 8,300units in the portfolio as of June Supply Sonder said it would shut down and file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in November 2025 The alternative hospitality brand ceased operations after Marriott International terminated its licensing agreement for 8,300 units due to default. By Sunita RaoThe record · November 2025
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Reference · Supply3,338Active short-term rental registrations in New York City, 30 June 2026How many short-term rentals US cities have registeredOfficial counts of registered, licensed or permitted short-term rentals in nine US cities, from city reports and city open-data registers, with the date of each count.
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