AirDNA divides each country into markets, which can then be further divided into submarkets. These markets are then assigned a location type based on their geographic characteristics, proximity to the coast, mountains, etc.
You can choose to explore specific market types in AirDNA, such as Coastal, Mountain, Urban, etc. Helping you narrow down your analysis based on the areas your most interested in.
AirDNA market types
Coastal
Mountains / Lakes
Suburban
Urban / Metro
Mid-sized city
Small city / Rural
Urban / Metro and Suburban markets
These represent the 50 cities with the largest population count, according to the Metropolitan Statistical Analysis in the US. These are then divided into suburban markets based on population density.
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Mid-sized cities
Represent the next 100 locations with a lower population density according to the Metropolitan Statistical Analysis in the US, that aren’t included in the destination / resort markets.
Example markets:
Small cities / Rural
This location type encompasses all other areas in the country that aren’t included in the destination / resort markets.
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Mountain / Lake destinations
Destination locations primarily attract leisure travelers and are in proximity to mountains or lakes. In many of these markets, short-term rentals serve as the primary form of lodging.
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Coastal destinations
Destination locations primarily attract leisure travelers and are in proximity to beach resorts and destinations. In many of these markets, short-term rentals serve as the primary form of lodging.
Example markets: