The News about Cape Cod Rentals

We've compiled a few resources below that help outline the issues present on Cape Cod regarding vacation rentals below

Boston.com | Strong rental availability reported for Cape Cod Summer season

“Last year at this point, we were about 80 to 85 percent booked for the July and August time period,” “This year we’re at 60 percent booked.”

Key Data | Short-Term Rental Market Cools Despite Slowing Inflation

"Additionally, according to a study done by Destination Analysts which surveyed over 4,000 American travelers in December 2022, 45% of respondents stated that travel being too expensive..."

Forbes | 2023 Predictions For the Short Term Vacation Rental Industry

“Leaders must have their hearts wholly dedicated to hospitality and have the education and background in this sector to understand how to keep STVRs running sustainably.”

Business Insider | Vacation rentals sitting empty

"The occupancy rate is down 20% from last year, according to the Cape Cod & Islands Association of Realtors".

Boston.com | Readers explain why they arent coming to cape this year.

“I could go to Europe for these prices and have a more luxurious experience.”

WHDH | Vacation rental sales are down, prices are still up

“You’re seeing actually people looking around,”

Financial Times | Caper Cods short term rental market cools as Summer arrives

"In Cape Cod and the islands of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, demand for short-term rentals has dropped while supply has increased significantly"

Key Data | 2023 End of Year Webinar

Nationwide data from Key Data's end of year webinar on US travel markets shows supply outpacing demand, and rates tracking more closely to 2019 than previous years.