LA lacks the harsh on/off seasons of ski or desert markets, yet patterns still exist. Local families exit town in June and July, lowering ADR pressure. November rebounds on holiday travel and year-end film shoots.
Even with these waves our homes never dropped below 66% occupancy and peaked at 89% in August. Maintaining that floor proves our pricing cadence and minimum-stay rules keep the Los Angeles Airbnb occupancy rate stable while competitors whiplash between feast and famine.
Los Angeles is a city where “heads-in-beds” wins the revenue game. You can rank on page 1 and rack up page views, but if guests don’t actually stay, those metrics die on the vine. That’s why Los Angeles Airbnb occupancy rate is our final scoreboard: it tells owners exactly how many nights have turned into cash.
Across the last 12-month reporting window our portfolio averaged 76% occupancy, while Airbnb’s own “similar listings” cohort stalled at 46%. A 30-point gap equals about 67% higher utilization, a difference owners feel in every monthly payout.
1. Dynamic minimum stays — three nights mid-week, five on weekends, seven for July 4 and Oscars week. Flexibility captures stray gaps without cheapening prime dates.
2. Continuous price refresh — nightly PriceLabs syncs plus a human audit each week keep every date razor-aligned with demand, so we catch surges without overpricing slow nights.
3. Hyper-local SEO — Venice canals, Echo Park trails, or Playa Vista bike paths appear in every description, catching niche keyword traffic Google then feeds into Airbnb.
4. Local on-call maintenance — Venice Beach and Palm Springs crews triage issues the same day and dispatch vetted vendors fast, protecting 5-star reviews and search rank.
5. Conversion-optimized listings — pro photography, A/B-tested headlines, and Instant Book settings lift click-through and enquiry-to-booking rates across every channel.
1. Dynamic minimum stays — three nights mid-week, five on weekends, seven for July 4 and Oscars week. Flexibility captures stray gaps without cheapening prime dates.
2. Continuous price refresh — nightly PriceLabs syncs plus a human audit each week keep every date razor-aligned with demand, so we catch surges without overpricing slow nights.
3. Hyper-local SEO — Venice canals, Echo Park trails, or Playa Vista bike paths appear in every description, catching niche keyword traffic Google then feeds into Airbnb.
4. Local on-call maintenance — Venice Beach and Palm Springs crews triage issues the same day and dispatch vetted vendors fast, protecting 5-star reviews and search rank.
5. Conversion-optimized listings — pro photography, A/B-tested headlines, and Instant Book settings lift click-through and enquiry-to-booking rates across every channel.
High occupancy is also a guest signal. A busy calendar implies popularity and reliability, nudging travelers to commit to longer reservations at premium rates.
Continuous turnover keeps pools balanced, HVAC serviced, and linens rotated, delivering the friction-free experience promised in our five-star reviews—reviews that in turn boost the Los Angeles Airbnb occupancy rate yet again.
Picture a two-bed Venice bungalow at $475 per night. At the city’s 46% occupancy it books roughly 168 nights and grosses $79,800.
At our 76% level the same home books 277 nights—109 additional nights—grossing $131,575.
Even after management fees the owner nets about $38 000 more per year, all from an elevated Los Angeles Airbnb occupancy rate without extra advertising spend.
If your LA property is sitting near the 46% market average, you’re leaving roughly two months of rent on the table each year.
Our proven levers—dynamic stays, release waves, local SEO, rapid maintenance, and precision re-marketing—bake higher Los Angeles Airbnb occupancy rate into every management contract.
👉 Contact Us and see how an extra 109 booked nights can transform your returns.
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