Realtor, General Contractor, and Developer · Redding, CA · Member since 2009 · 7k+ posts · 4k+ votes
I'm curious about housing inventory, and where it will come from. Short Term Rental investors, with gas prices being so high, are you seeing a slow down in renting properties? Are you holding your STR properties, turning into LTR or selling them?
Olympia, WA · Member since 2016 · 8k+ posts · 7k+ votes
4y
Hey @Karen Margrave, like @John Underwood, I am booked out for the season. Just waiting on the bumper season to fill up along with Thanksgiving and Christmas. Zero cancellations and almost all our bookings were booked a year ago. We are booking out for 2023 right now.
Not going to sell even though I get a call, email or text once or twice a week on it.
Might get another if I can find a good deal in the right place.
Investor · Greenville, SC · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
4y
Mine are booked up at top dollar as well. In fact I just turned a new property online this past Saturday night, and since then just about have the summer fully booked.
Mine are booked up at top dollar as well. In fact I just turned a new property online this past Saturday night, and since then just about have the summer fully booked.
Mine are booked up at top dollar as well. In fact I just turned a new property online this past Saturday night, and since then just about have the summer fully booked.
I'm curious about housing inventory, and where it will come from. Short Term Rental investors, with gas prices being so high, are you seeing a slow down in renting properties? Are you holding your STR properties, turning into LTR or selling them?
Not the same thing, but my hotel syndication has resumed making distributions. This tells me that business is back to normal and folks are traveling and going on business trips. Gas prices are high, but like most things, the media likes to blow things way out of proportion.
Cambridge, MA · Member since 2015 · 651 posts · 736 votes
4y
I had my first mention of gas prices from a guest today. She thought about cancelling her trip when she discovered how much the plane tickets were going to cost. I suspect I might see more cancellations in the days ahead.
Real Estate Broker · Cody, WY · Member since 2010 · 28k+ posts · 41k+ votes
4y
My short-term rental has seen a significant slow-down this year. We've been booked solid for two years running. As of yesterday, I'm still open for 2/3 of August and only have one short reservation in September. The flooding in our area has closed Yellowstone and large portions of it may not open up this year. Add to that the cost of gas and our remote location, and odds are pretty good that our numbers will stay low.
STR is a great business, but the numbers have been higher than usual the past two years. I believe most markets will start to see things slow down and return to normal. It may even get ugly if inflation continues to rise.
Realtor, General Contractor, and Developer · Redding, CA · Member since 2009 · 7k+ posts · 4k+ votes
4y
Well that's good news for most of you. I'd love to keep up on this and see how it goes in the months ahead. I am a Realtor in Redding, CA and there are a lot of STR here, housing medical professionals, tourists, and students from a local ministry school. So far I haven't heard of any cancellations, but our market has such a high demand for housing, I was curious if there might be some inventory coming on the market from people selling or switching STR to LTR.