2026 World Cup Seen Adding $276.7m to Rental Revenue
An industry analysis pegs additional short-term rental revenue tied to the 2026 World Cup at $276.7 million across host markets.
Market Data
Miami Hosts Push World Cup Rates Well Above Normal
Short-term rental hosts near Hard Rock Stadium raised nightly rates and minimum stays during World Cup matches, and demand didn't blink.
Falling Foreign Arrivals Set to Squeeze US Rental Bookings
A forecast decline to 67.9 million international visitors in 2025 threatens occupancy in the short-term rental markets that depend most on overseas guests.
Nearly Half of US Pet Owners Adjust Travel Plans Over Accommodation Restrictions
New survey data shows pet ownership is becoming a decisive factor in how Americans choose and book short-term rental stays.
Glasgow's Compact Games Footprint Fuels Sharp Short-Term Rental Gains
With the Commonwealth Games days away, Glasgow hosts are seeing steep rate and occupancy gains that outperform the mixed results US cities saw during this summer's FIFA World Cup.
Behind Strong Nightly Rates, World Cup Host Cities Saw Booking Demand Soften as Tournament Progressed
Vacation rental occupancy across the 2026 FIFA World Cup's 16 host markets trailed last year's comparable dates, with the gap widening sharply once the knockout rounds began.
Demand for Eco-Friendly Holiday Rentals Surges Across Major European Markets
New booking figures show travelers increasingly favoring holiday homes with sustainability credentials, a shift that carries direct implications for how short-term rental hosts position their properties.
Kansas City Emerges as Top Earner Among World Cup Host Cities for Short-Term Rentals
New market analysis shows Kansas City outpacing other 2026 FIFA World Cup host markets in short-term rental revenue gains, driven largely by aggressive rate increases rather than booking volume.