Revenue Radar 3: Vermont Vacation Rental Trends - Peak Season Insights ft. John An & Sarah Franzen
Summary
This video discusses the vacation rental market trends in Vermont, analyzing occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR in Killington, Dover, and Stowe. The discussion highlights the seasonal nature of the market, the increasing active listings, the importance of a strong revenue management strategy, and the impact of local regulations.
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