Open Air Homes Has Been Focusing on Monthly Rentals and Direct Bookings Since 2018 By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAIRE Brokerage August 1st, 2024 House of the Sun in Palm Springs, CA by Open Air Homes At Open Air Homes, we’ve always been ahead of the curve in the short-term rental industry. Recently, Bloomberg News […]
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By:ย Brad Greiner,ย CEO ofย Open Air Homesย andย OpenAiRE Brokerage Navigating the world of short-term rentals (STRs) can be exciting, but it’s crucial to stay vigilant against fraud. In an industry that’s rapidly evolving, being informed is your best defense. Here are essential tips to protect yourself from common scams in the STR market: 1. Unrealistically Low Prices on […]
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By: Brad Greiner, CEO ofย Open Air Homesย andย OpenAiRE Brokerage Decoding Airbnb Luxe: Luxury, Personalization, and a Price to Pay Ever strolled through the virtual alleys of Airbnb and come across properties that make your jaw drop, not just because of their ostentatious allure but also their staggering price points? Welcome to Airbnb Luxe, a category that […]
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By: Brad Greiner, CEO ofย Open Air Homesย andย OpenAiRE Brokerage Ocotillo by Open Air Homes Reflecting on Past Programs and Envisioning a More Inclusive, Host-Friendly Future The curtain falls on Airbnb Plus, a program launched with fervor and promise in 2018, only to sputter and fade in the ensuing years. It sought to elevate properties that met […]
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By: Brad Greiner, CEO ofย Open Air Homesย andย OpenAiRE Brokerage The Implications of Short-Term Rentals in Cities like Los Angeles and Palm Springs In a recent article by Annie Lowrey in The Atlantic, the tenuous relationship between Airbnb, the housing crisis, and urban transformations in places like Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood was brought to light. It paints […]
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By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage New York City Grapples with the Chaos of Short-Term Rentals A Startling Drop In Registrations Only about 2% of New York City’s prior 22,000 short-term Airbnb listings registered with the city after a new law restricting such listings was enforced. This has resulted in […]
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By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage Regulatory Repercussions: The Underbelly of Overreach in NYC’s Rental Market In the heart of Palm Springs and Los Angeles, two cities where Open Air Homes has firmly planted its roots, weโre no strangers to the allure and promise of short-term rentals. Over time, platforms […]
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The Shift to Hotels Reflects a Demand for Reliability – Time for STR Brands to Rise to the Occasion By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage The Resurgence of Hotels: Strong Number and High Nightly Rates In late 2022 and early 2023, the hospitality industry witnessed a remarkable shift back to […]
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The Open Air Homes Promise: Merging AI Innovation with Human Expertise for Superior Content By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage August 31, 2023 Partnership with AI in a Digitally Evolving World As the world increasingly leans into the era of artificial intelligence (AI), Open Air Homes is not just embracing […]
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While the world moves forward with alternative accommodation options, many hotel chains seem to be stubbornly rooted in the past. Instead of evolving, they’re using their power and profits to stifle innovation. By: Brad Greiner, CEO of Open Air Homes and OpenAiRE Brokerage This is a four-part series on the crackdown of Airbnbs in NYC. […]
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