Specifications include, but are not limited to: 2.1. Short Term Rental Supply/Capacity: Number of short-term rental units, number of beds, maximum capacity, accommodation type (e.g. whole single-family house, apartment, seasonal-use only, etc.) • Provided at the following time intervals: Provided at monthly, quarterly, and yearly intervals. Provided both for past months and projecting forward. Possible additional periods upon request: e.g. weeks or days around a specific event Provided geographically by city, county, state-level, and by sub-markets (the state has identified 14 tourism sub-markets that can be provided at town or zip code level) Map visualizations a plus 2.2. Short Term Rental Demand: Occupancy/bookings as number or percentage of units, beds, accommodation type (e.g. whole single-family house, apartment, seasonal-use only, etc.), Average Daily Rate (ADR), Revenues • Provided at the following time intervals: Provided at monthly, quarterly, and yearly intervals. Provided both for past months and projecting forward. Possible additional periods upon request: e.g. weeks or days around a specific event Provided geographically by city, county, state-level, and by sub-markets (the state has identified 14 tourism submarkets that can be provided at town or zip code level) o Map visualizations a plus 2.3. Comparison data to compare both Short Term Rental Supply and Demand to a competitive set (defined by either state and/or region) as well as compared to the United States as a whole. 2.4. Historical comparisons for all of the above, going back to at least 2021, but ideally back to 2019. 2.5. Additional data for consideration could include origin market information, hotel data, or other accommodations-related data available that could be provided as an add-on service.
