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AirDNA

Short-term rental market data and analytics provider.

Last refreshed: 28 July 2026 · Appears in 1 active topic

Key Question

AirDNA counted $93 million in Dallas rentals, but how much of that is new spending?

Background

AirDNA supplies short-term rental market data, tracking booking volumes, prices and occupancy across cities worldwide. During the 2026 World Cup its analysts measured Dallas-Fort Worth's rental spending at $93.3 million, a $26 million rise on the previous year, with international visitors making up 24% of demand against 7% a year earlier. Miami and Los Angeles recorded larger rises, at $42.7 million and $32.7 million respectively. Senior research analyst Linda Rollins attributed about $10 million of the Dallas-Fort Worth increase to extra nights booked rather than higher prices.

Common Questions
How much did short-term rentals earn during the World Cup in Dallas-Fort Worth?
AirDNA recorded $93.3 million in Dallas-Fort Worth short-term rental spending, a $26 million rise, with about $10 million of the increase from extra nights booked rather than higher prices.Source: AirDNA
What is AirDNA?
A short-term rental market data and analytics company that tracks booking volumes, prices and occupancy for cities worldwide.
What US host city saw the biggest short-term rental jump during the World Cup?
Miami's short-term rental revenue rose $42.7 million, ahead of Los Angeles's $32.7 million and Dallas-Fort Worth's $26 million, according to AirDNA.Source: AirDNA