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Over the past year, I've heard concerns about and antidotal evidence of increasing number of short-term rentals exiting the market because of decreasing revenues. While revenues per listing are down ~2% YoY, we haven't seen a noticeable uptick in churned listings.
Short-term rentals come in and out of the market on a regular basis and there has always been a lot of churn in listings. Over the past two years, we have seen the churn rate (% of listings exiting as a % of total listings) reach and maintain historically low levels. In September 2023, U.S. listing churned at a rate of 2.8%, which equals the rates in Sept. 2022 and 2021, and is down significantly from 2018, 2019, and 2020.
Is supply growing at an unsustainable pace? If we look at the growth of all listings on Airbnb, we are now at a similar growth trend that was achieved prior to the start of the pandemic. But, we also remain around 300k listings below where we would have been, if we had maintained the pre-pandemic rate of growth.
Looking at the U.S. housing market, both active and new home listings remains at historic lows. Recent figures on delinquent mortgages and debt service payments as a percent of disposable personal income are at very low levels.
With affordability continuing to be a challenge, any significant rise in home listings could cause a correction in the housing market. I'm not yet seeing any evidence that this could be triggered by changes in short-term rental supply.
While downside risks to the U.S. economy, the housing market, and the lodging industry remain elevated, I don't yet see any cause yet for concern. The data continues to point to a relatively heathy and growing short-term rental sector.