Airbnb, Inc. is a technology-based short-term lodging company. It operates an online marketplace for short- and long-term homestays and experiences, with the company acting as a broker and charging a commission from each booking.
Founded in 2008, Airbnb is based in San Francisco, California.
Latest Airbnb News
Realtor.com tool shows what your home could get on Airbnb
Sep 07, 2023Homeowners can now see potential short-term rental income estimates on Realtor.com thanks to an integration with Airbnb.
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Airbnb listings plummet as New York cracks down on short-term rentals
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DataDigest: Inventory and the purported ‘Airbnb crash’
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Single-family rental market slammed by headwinds
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reAlpha partners with Title First Agency
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Can you buy a home with plans to rent on Airbnb?
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Airbnb more than doubles in market debut
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Airbnb properties wouldn’t make a dent in housing market
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As travel slows down, when will Airbnb owners recover?
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Airbnb cuts about 25% of its global workforce
May 05, 2020
Airbnb Content
Airbnb hosts use their passive income stream for more real estate investment
May 09, 2019 4:00 pmWhen Priceonomics analyzed income data from tens of thousands of loan applications in 2018, they calculated that the average Airbnb host makes more than $924 per month, although some made much more, stretching to $10,000 a month. Once hosts discover the benefits of hosting, they often expand their inventory of listed rooms or homes. A 2017 article in Inc. profiled superhosts earning at least $100,000 a year by welcoming guests to multiple homes.
