Studio City Airbnb management by Open Air Homes is built around the people who actually book here: production crews on a show at Radford, actors in town for a shoot, and executives who want a real house near Universal and Warner Bros. rather than a hotel room in Burbank.
South of Ventura Boulevard the lots get bigger and the streets get quieter, and that is what these guests want. Our own weakness on Ventura is Poquito Mas, which our founder would eat at every day if he could.
As of September 2026, Open Air Homes manages 12 homes in the San Fernando Valley and more than 100 homes overall.
Open Air Homes is the only Los Angeles based company in AirDNA’s 2026 ranking of the top 100 property managers in the US, ranked #25 nationally with a 4.91 average guest rating. See how the ranking works.
Our Los Angeles portfolio booked 70.1% of available nights in 2025, compared to 44% among similar listings within Airbnb. In the most competitive short-term rental market in California, this performance reflects disciplined pricing, review velocity, and consistent operational execution.
Dynamic pricing, pet-friendly positioning, and a focus on longer stays help us extract more value from each calendar while protecting peak-season rates and guest quality.
Updated every January. We publish the full prior year for our portfolio against the market, month by month, including the weak months. The 2025 figures above will be replaced with 2026 results in January 2027.
Our listings averaged 120% more page views than comparable homes during Jan ’25 → Jan ’26, according to data collected through Airbnb.
High-impact photography, A/B-tested headlines, and dynamic pricing tools keep us locked above the fold, reaching travelers before they even start filtering.
Updated every January. We publish the full prior year for our portfolio against the market, month by month, including the weak months. The 2025 figures above will be replaced with 2026 results in January 2027.
Our listings appeared on page one 56.5% of the time in 2025, compared to 26% for similar listings on Airbnb.
This consistent placement reflects pricing discipline, photography quality, and review velocity across our portfolio.
Updated every January. We publish the full prior year for our portfolio against the market, month by month, including the weak months. The 2025 figures above will be replaced with 2026 results in January 2027.
Our listings converted at 0.30% in 2025, compared to 0.16% for similar listings on Airbnb. That gap represents an 88% conversion advantage, up from 60% in 2024.
Higher conversion means more bookings from the same traffic, translating directly into higher occupancy and net revenue.
Updated every January. We publish the full prior year for our portfolio against the market, month by month, including the weak months. The 2025 figures above will be replaced with 2026 results in January 2027.
Our guests stayed an average of 10.9 days in 2025, compared to 5.5 days for similar listings on Airbnb.
This nearly 2x advantage reflects intentional design, pricing strategy, and a belief that longer stays are the future of short-term rentals.
Updated every January. We publish the full prior year for our portfolio against the market, month by month, including the weak months. The 2025 figures above will be replaced with 2026 results in January 2027.
Studio City is part of the City of Los Angeles, so the Home-Sharing Ordinance applies. Short-term stays under 30 nights are allowed only in your primary residence with a Home-Sharing permit, capped at 120 nights a year unless you qualify for Extended Home-Sharing.
Homes that do not qualify run as monthly stays of 30 nights or more, which need no permit. We help you decide which path fits your home and your schedule.
Applying for a permit? Read our step by step Los Angeles Home-Sharing permit application guide. It covers eligibility, the documents the City accepts, and the seven errors that cause denials.
Studio City draws a mix of guests: crews working at Radford Studio Center, couples in town for something at Universal, and families who want a quiet stay near Fryman Canyon.
Many book for weeks or months, since a production schedule rarely fits into a weekend. We write the listing for that guest: a real kitchen, a desk, parking, and a quiet bedroom.
We list your home on Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com, Google Travel, plus our direct site.
PriceLabs tracks production seasons and the Valley’s calendar rather than the beach’s.
Turno cleanings with photo audits, guest messaging, smart entry, and support around the clock. Our Valley team covers Studio City through Woodland Hills.
Every guest request, maintenance issue, and homeowner question is tracked in our operations hub with an owner, a status, and a deadline. Our team uses AI, including Anthropic’s Claude, to draft and organize. A person on our team reviews and sends every message, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Most homes pay a 20% commission on the accommodation fare. Homes available 3 months or less per year pay 25%. A $125 monthly platform fee covers software, guest messaging, pricing tools, and the booking engine. No onboarding fees and no vendor markups. See our full pricing breakdown.
As a licensed brokerage (DRE #02164159), we protect your interests and keep every stay compliant. We have hosted on Airbnb since 2012 and hold Superhost status with a 4.89 rating.
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Yes, if the home is your primary residence, you can legally operate a short-term rental with a Home Sharing Permit under Los Angeles regulations. For all other cases, Open Air Homes offers fully legal monthly rental management for stays of 30+ nights, no permit required.
Our services cover everything from professional photography, listing creation, guest communication, pricing optimization via PriceLabs, cleaning coordination, maintenance oversight, and CAR-compliant leasing. Whether you’re offering short-term or monthly rentals, we manage the entire process.
Yes, Open Air Homes is a licensed California brokerage (DRE #02164159). Our leasing division lists homes on the MLS, screens tenants, and drafts legal CAR leases for owners who prefer 12-month leases. Some Studio City homeowners switch between long-term and monthly strategies depending on their travel schedule.
We attract a wide range of guests, including entertainment professionals, studio employees, traveling executives, and relocating families. They’re drawn to proximity to Universal, Warner Bros, and CBS, as well as walkable access to Tujunga Village and Ventura Blvd.
Furnished monthly homes typically earn 20 to 30% more than traditional long-term leases, especially homes with modern interiors, ADUs, and outdoor areas. Homes near the studios or south of Ventura Blvd tend to perform especially well.
We work with each homeowner to define your availability and goals. Some rent year-round, others seasonally. Whether you want to block personal stays, maximize monthly income, or alternate with long-term tenants, we’ll build a custom strategy that fits your lifestyle and complies with local rules.
We use PriceLabs, Airbnb trends, Zillow comps, and internal data to recommend pricing. Our Broker of Record signs off on each lease to ensure legal compliance. Homes near Fryman Canyon, Laurel Canyon, and the Studios command higher rates due to location, views, and outdoor living features.
We have hosted on Airbnb since 2012 and hold a 4.89 rating, with a licensed brokerage behind every lease. In 2026, AirDNA ranked Open Air Homes #25 among US property managers, the only Los Angeles based company in its national top 100. Studio City homeowners choose us for flexibility between short-term and monthly stays and for a team that understands production schedules.