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Introduction Short-term rentals under 30 days continue to be the highest-earning category for furnished properties in New York City. Although regulations have evolved, the financial advantage of short-stay demand remains undeniable. Owners who operate strategically—and compliantly—are still outperforming the long-term rental market by a wide margin. Short-Stay Revenue Outperforms Every Other Model Short-stay pricing allows owners to capture revenue premiums that traditional l

Introduction For years, New York City has been one of the most in-demand short-term rental markets in the world. Recent regulatory changes — particularly Local Law 18 — have led many property owners to believe that short-term rentals are “over.” In reality, the market has not disappeared; it has transformed . This shift has created new opportunities for owners willing to adapt and operate strategically. What Changed with Local Law 18 (and What Didn’t) Local Law 18 introduced

Hosting sounds glamorous — until you’re deep in it. Late-night guest calls, cleaning issues, pricing stress, and platform changes can...

When most short-term rental owners think of platforms, Airbnb usually comes to mind. Maybe VRBO. But there’s one high-traffic,...

In a short-term rental market saturated with large, impersonal property management firms, boutique agencies like SunnyBridges are...