Is Airbnb & STR Profitable in New York in 2026?
Free short-term rental data for the published markets across New York— nightly rate, occupancy, annual revenue and long-term rent as each market's figures pass our checks.
Of the New York markets we publish, NYC has 29,918 listings on Airbnb (Mr. Props data, 14 Sep 2026).
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Counted from the public listings snapshot of 14 Sep 2026
Data as of 14 Sep 2026
| City | Listings on Airbnb |
|---|---|
| NYC | 29,918 |
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Short-term figures are built from listing-level records; where long-term rent is shown, it comes from a published rent index rather than from anything we measured. Every figure shows where it came from, the period it covers and how it was checked, and the Sources & licences page names every source and its licence. Each market refreshes monthly once its collection is running. Educational, not investment advice. Terms are defined in the STR glossary.
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