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This 2015 article from the Los Angeles Times highlights L.A. officials' concerns about the rise of Airbnb-type rentals and the potential for 'rogue hotels.' Hosts in Los Angeles and other areas with similar regulatory environments should stay informed about local ordinances to ensure compliance.
The city of Tiburon, CA, has banned short-term rentals, including those listed on Airbnb and VRBO. Hosts in the area can no longer operate short-term rentals. This highlights the importance of staying up-to-date on local regulations.
Laguna Beach has extended its moratorium on short-term rentals and is considering a future ban. This indicates potential regulatory changes in the area that could impact hosts, so it's important to stay informed about local regulations.
Laguna Beach, CA extended its moratorium on short-term rentals and is considering a future ban. Hosts in Laguna Beach should stay informed about local regulations, as they may face limitations on their ability to operate short-term rentals.
Laguna Beach is reevaluating its policy on short-term rentals. Hosts in Laguna Beach should stay informed about potential changes to local regulations as it could impact their ability to operate or require them to adjust their business practices.
This article discusses revenue management strategies for short-term rentals, specifically highlighting the importance of daily and weekly pricing routines and how to analyze booking data. Hosts can improve their pricing and revenue by understanding booking windows, market penetration, and last-minute adjustments. The article also touches on CEO strategies for STR businesses and contrasts revenue management between hotels and Airbnbs.
This article discusses revenue management strategies for STRs, emphasizing the importance of daily and weekly routines, understanding booking behavior, and the differences between hotel and STR pricing. Hosts should focus on scheduled revenue management, interpreting booking data, and adjusting pricing accordingly to optimize revenue.