Florida Panhandle 2025: Spring Break, Easter & What to Expect This Summer | ft. Monique & Amber
Summary
PriceLabs consultants Monique DeLorenzo and Amber Prickett analyze the Florida Panhandle's short-term rental data for Spring Break and Easter 2025, providing insights on occupancy, length of stay, and pricing strategies. They highlight the increased length of Spring Break, the late Easter date, and the differences in performance between small and large bedroom homes, offering advice for pricing strategies in preparation for Spring 2026.
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