CMA Fest week is four days. The pricing work started in February.
Nashville's biggest short-term rental week starts Thursday, and the rates are already set.
If you are adjusting your CMA Fest pricing this week, you are four months late.
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The legislature went home without touching short-term rentals
Tennessee's General Assembly adjourned today with no new short-term rental legislation.
Which means the rules that matter to your home are still written at the Metro level.
Tournament week: four days of basketball and eleven turnovers
The SEC men's tournament brought its first 16-team field to Bridgestone this month.
Event weeks pay well and they break operations, which is where the money is won or lost.
Nashville STR revenue rose 18.7% last year. Hotels went the other way.
Metro's own numbers: short-term rentals now produce 23% of Nashville's lodging revenue.
About 9,500 active listings share it, which is the part owners should sit with.
Nashville is adding hotel rooms faster than it is filling them
Downtown led the country in hotel demand growth, and added even more supply than demand.
That gap sets the ceiling on what your rental can charge, whether you watch it or not.
BL2024-478: what Metro wants to change about owner-occupied permits
A bill in front of Metro Council would restrict owner-occupied STR permits to natural persons.
Here is what is in it, what it would mean, and what to do before it moves.
Nashville's record summer is over. Now comes the part that pays.
Summer 2024 was one of the biggest tourism runs this city has had.
September through early November is where owners quietly give a lot of it back.
CMA Fest put $77.3 million on the street and downtown hotels ran 93.5%
New figures put CMA Fest's direct visitor spending at $77.3 million with downtown hotel occupancy at 93.5%.
Let Freedom Sing added $17.5 million. Here is what to do with numbers like that.
A new STR ordinance landed at Council. What BL2024-478 would change.
BL2024-478 was introduced today: owner-occupied permits limited to natural persons, four residency documents, revocation on sale.
It has not passed. Here is what it would mean if it does.
16.8 million visitors, 1.2 million of them in short-term rentals
Nashville hosted a record 16.8 million visitors in 2023 who spent $10.56 billion, about $29 million a day.
Roughly 1.2 million of them stayed in a short-term rental. CMA Fest starts Thursday.
8,850 listings, no new permits, and mortgages back over 7%
The Nashville Scene counted roughly 8,850 short-term rental listings last month, up from 7,733 in late 2022.
Supply keeps climbing while the permit door stays shut. Both things are true and both matter.
They broke ground on the new stadium. East Bank owners, start planning now.
The Titans broke ground on a $2.1 billion stadium on February 29, with a 2027 opening.
Three years of construction, then a step change in demand. Both halves matter to your calendar.