a
Print
version

The short-term rental sector in the EU has strengthened by 50% over the year

  • 20
In 2022, the largest increase in the number of nights compared to 2019 was registered in Sweden (+33%), France (+31%) and Belgium (+23%).

According to official data presented by Eurosat, during 2022 guests spent around 547 million nights in EU short-term rental accommodation booked via online platforms.

These numbers present a firm recovery of the short-term rental market when compared with the results of 2021 (364 million nights; +50%).  The number of nights spent has even exceeded the results of 2019 (512 million nights; +7%). 

 short-stay accommodation

The leaders and the outsiders.

The results of 2022 present a robust recovery on the short-term rental market in all 31 countries (EU and EFTA countries) when compared to 2021, but there were some differences when compared with 2019.

In 2022, the largest increase in the number of nights compared to 2019 was registered in Sweden (+33%), France (+31%) and Belgium (+23%).

However, the 14 EU members are still behind 2019 levels. The most notable decline was recorded in the Czech Republic (-36%), Hungary (-27%), Ireland and Estonia (-23% each).

Source: Eurostat

Photo by Kelcie Papp on Unsplash

Quoting conditions of Prian.info materials

Share the link:
Tags: Market Analysis, Rent, Tourism, Real Estate, Investment

Read also

German rental market is becoming increasingly unaffordable
People living in major German cities have been worst affected by rising rents
Housing in Sweden is Getting Cheaper Due to Rising Electricity Prices
In August 2022, the house price index OF Sweden decreased by 0.2% on a monthly basis.
Property owners in France have less than a month to submit an important declaration
People who own property, both residents and non-residents, are required to submit a new one-time...
The Most Profitable Real Estate Types in Italy in the Third Quarter of 2022
Retail premises remain the most profitable asset (12% per annum), ahead of offices (9.2%) and...
The Bulgarian property market has hit the brakes
Large cities and popular resorts of the country have reported a decrease in the number of...
RICS and KPMG have announced the results of the second quarter of 2023 in the real estate market of Cyprus
The rapid growth of property prices and rental rates continues.

Interesting to read