Nightly-rental investors
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Nightly-rental fit, with proxy economics labelled as proxies.
The Airbnb lens weighs location and points of interest, rent-based proxy economics, listing and photo-derived property fit, and restriction gates visible in the listing or HOA data.
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Top of today's Orlando list
2028 Illinois St, Orlando, FL 32803
4 beds · 3 baths · 2,166 sqft · $849,999 · 102 days listed
$274/nightEstimated nightly revenue#1 of 2,155 in OrlandoTop tierGuest-appeal scores: cafes 9.1/10, nightlife 8.8/10 and restaurants 8.6/10Nearest beach in our map data is 0.4 miles away4 bedrooms, which suits group stays and higher nightly ratesWho works this lens.
Agents serving second-home buyers
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What it looks at.
The lens uses location and points of interest, clearly labelled rent-based proxies, listing features, the AI photo summary and restriction text available in the listing or HOA data. It does not have municipal STR rules, ADR or occupancy data.
- Location and points of interestNearby attractions · Mobility
- Proxy economics (labelled proxy)Rent-based proxy · Seasonality proxy
- Property fitGuest-ready features · AI photo summary
- Restriction gatesHOA restriction · Known listing restriction
A real listing, and why it ranks.
2028 Illinois St, Orlando, FL 32803 in Orlando is #1 of 2,155 for the Airbnb (nightly) lens in the latest published list.
Top tier
Why it is on the list
- Guest-appeal scores: cafes 9.1/10, nightlife 8.8/10 and restaurants 8.6/10
- Nearest beach in our map data is 0.4 miles away
- 4 bedrooms, which suits group stays and higher nightly rates
- Modelled $274/night at 63% occupancy comes to about $62,944 a year gross (estimate)
- Roughly $24,960 a year after management, cleaning and furnishing, a 2.9% yield on $869,406 (estimate)
Short-term-rental legality is UNVERIFIED — Florida regulates sub-30-day letting at both state and municipal level and this dataset cannot resolve it. Proxy economics: $274/night at 63% occupancy gives $62,944 gross, netting $24,960 (2.87% yield) after 28% management and costs.
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Questions about the Airbnb (nightly) lens.
What does the colour mean?
Green means the listing is in the top 5% for this lens inside its city. Amber means the top 20%. The raw score and letter grade are shown, but they do not choose the colour.
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