The Airbnb business in Miami has shown impressive figures over the past year, reflecting solid demand and sustained growth. The average occupancy rate is 32%, representing a 5% increase over the previous year, in addition, the average daily income stands at $183.4. Miami Beach, in particular, stands out for having the highest density of Airbnb properties per capita in the United States, with approximately one property for every 15 residents. This phenomenon is not only indicative of Miami’s attractiveness as a tourist destination, but also of the significant impact Airbnb has on the local economy.

Airbnb’s dominance of the temporary rental market in Miami is notable, with 77% of listings through its platform. The majority of these properties are 1-bedroom (59%), suggesting a high demand for smaller accommodations, possibly due to the city’s popularity among couples and solo travelers.

These figures demonstrate not only the popularity of Miami as a destination for travelers using Airbnb, but also the economic opportunity it represents for local hosts. As the platform continues to expand, it will be interesting to see how the interaction between Airbnb, hosts, guests and local authorities evolves in the context of a dynamic and growing market.