- Home
- /
- News
- /
- November 2025
- /
- Record summer hotel prices in Vancouver as FIFA World Cup 26™ nears
Record summer hotel prices in Vancouver as FIFA World Cup 26™ nears
Summary
Vancouver hotel prices reached record highs this summer due to short-term rental restrictions, with ADRs nearly tripling in five years. Hosts in Vancouver are limited in their ability to rent out properties and are advised to stay informed about potential regulatory changes and the impact on their business.
Key Insights
- •Vancouver’s average daily hotel rate (ADR) climbed to a record peak of $330 in July, a 7 percent increase year-over-year.
- •Vancouver’s hotel rates have nearly tripled in just five years, rising from $120 to $330 per night—outpacing other cities in the province.
- •In comparison, the ADR for Airbnbs in Vancouver remained significantly more affordable: July 2025 ADR for one-bedroom Airbnb listings in Vancouver averaged approximately $200—roughly 40 percent lower than the city’s $330 hotel ADR
Action Items
- ✓Be aware of local regulations, as Vancouver hosts can only rent out their principal residence and must obtain a city business license.Effort: lowImpact: high
Common Mistakes
- ⚠Maintaining restrictive short-term rental policies could turn away visitors and tourism revenue.
More from Regulations & Compliance
The Green Bay City Council is set to vote on new short-term rental rules, which will likely impact local hosts. Details about the specific regulations are not yet known, but hosts should prepare to understand and adapt to the changes. Stay informed about the upcoming vote.
This article discusses the need for housebuilding to address temporary accommodation challenges. It argues that short-term solutions are not enough and should be supported by building more houses. This highlights the ongoing debate about housing affordability and its relationship to the STR market.
Hawaii's hotel industry and the governor are seeking to eliminate 30,000 vacation rentals. This move reflects ongoing tension between traditional hotels and the rapidly expanding short-term rental market. The potential reduction could reshape Hawaii's tourism landscape and affect rental income for hosts, alongside a shift in tourism economics.
Curated by Learn STR by GoStudioM


