This hasn’t stopped the short-term rental market, however, from reaching new heights in 2021. The average nightly rate has increased by 45%, going from $351 to $501 a night.
Montana (Big Sky, Bozeman, Big Fork)
The Big Sky State has seen an influx of not only tourists but those seeking a new home over the last couple of years, a trend that was undoubtedly sped up because of the pandemic.
According to Bozeman Real Estate Group, having b2b email list more space, outdoor recreation activities, job opportunities and overall quality of life are the main factors why folks are flocking to the state.
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This new reality is reflected in the state’s short-term rental market as well. Places like Bozeman (up 34%), Big Sky (up 30%) and Big Fork (up 23%) have seen demand, and corresponding prices, surge in the last couple months.
Northern Vermont
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For picturesque small towns with quirky shops to natural parks with jaw-dropping, color-changing foliage, it’s hard to beat the northern part of this New England state.
This market has seen not only an increase in prices (up 34 percent), but also an increase in occupancy, growing by 16 percent over the last year.
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