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AirDNA Mapping & Market Boundaries
AirDNA Mapping & Market Boundaries
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Written by Tom Williams
Updated over 6 months ago

This article refers to the mapping of the United States only for markets in other countries, please see this article.

Market exploration with AirDNA is now easier than ever, thanks to updated market boundaries. Markets are no longer defined by cities or zip codes but by specific areas. For example, previously, if you wished to analyze the Poconos in the app, you would need to analyze each market we would have within the area individually, like Tobyhanna, then Lehighton, and so on. With the new mapping boundaries, we have grouped these areas under one branch, as with this example, the Poconos, you will then be able to break the area down into submarkets to make a more granular analysis.

On the map, the color of an area indicates the density of short-term rentals there, the darker the color, the more STR listings can be found in that area.

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