Short-term rental demand surpasses 2019 levels

The U.S. short-term rental market has officially recovered demand above 2019 levels, a new report from AirDNA finds.

April 2021 marks the first month since the start of the coronavirus pandemic to surpass 2019 performance.

According to AirDNA, short-term rental demand increased by 66.4% in April compared to 2020 levels and 5.4% over 2019 levels.

Occupancy levels also built on the strength seen in March, notching up 61.6% in April from 60.9% in March. The trend is a deviation in traditional seasonality: Occupancy typically falls in April after the spring break rush in March.

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