Miami Short-Term Rentals Outperformed In December
Miami's short-term rental sector posted its best overall performance since the beginning of the pandemic, according to December 2020 data from STR. Miami short-term rentals, along with those in Nashville and Pennsylvania, reported occupancy levels higher than hotels in their respective markets.
HENDERSONVILLE, Tennessee - Miami's short-term rental sector posted its best overall performance since the beginning of the pandemic, according to December 2020 data from STR. Miami short-term rentals, along with those in Nashville and Pennsylvania, reported occupancy levels higher than hotels in their respective markets.
Building on STR's world-leading hotel performance database, Miami, Nashville and Philadelphia are the first three U.S. markets where the company has expanded its benchmarking offerings via a pilot study. Included in STR's short-term rental sample are both multifamily and single-family short-term rentals.
December 2020 short-term rental performance, percentage change from November
Miami
- Occupancy: 83.2% (+1.5%)
- ADR: US$155.80 (+28.4%)
- RevPAR: US$129.61 (+30.3%)
Miami short-term rental occupancy came in above 83.0% for the third month in a row. The ADR and RevPAR were the market's highest since March. For comparison, December occupancy for Miami hotels came in at 48.8%.
Nashville
- Occupancy: 48.8% (-18.8%)
- ADR: US$109.59 (-4.2%)
- RevPAR: US$53.46 (-22.2%)
Nashville's short-term rental occupancy was its lowest since May, but still well above hotel occupancy in the market (34.3%).
Philadelphia
- Occupancy: 47.2% (-25.1%)
- Average daily rate (ADR): US$162.04 (-4.7%)
- Revenue per available room (RevPAR): US$76.42 (-28.6%)
Philadelphia's absolute ADR and RevPAR levels were its lowest since June, while occupancy came in lower than any month since July. The market's hotel industry recorded a 33.6% occupancy level for December.
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