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Since March 11, Nashville's short-term rental permit application runs through ePermits with a single submission.
Faster in theory. The documents that trip people up have not changed at all.
Roughly 17.0 million people visited Nashville last year, but international arrivals fell 13% and Canadian visits fell 20%.
For most owners that is a listing-copy problem, not a revenue problem.
Airbnb took its pay-later checkout worldwide on the same week a Tennessee appeals court vacated an STR injunction in Hendersonville.
One changes your booking curve. The other is a reminder about grandfathering.
Most owner statements are designed to be filed, not read.
Here is every line on ours, what it means, and the three lines you should check on anyone's.
Greater Nashville closed 33,737 homes in 2025 with inventory up 18%, and BNA moved a record 25.7 million passengers.
Two numbers pointing in slightly different directions, and what they mean for your spring.
The year-end letter I sent to every Boost Rentals owner — a 4.91 average review score, 38% guest favorites, and the inspection and incentive changes behind them.
The 2026 outlook forecasts supply growth of 4.6%, ADR up 1.5%, and occupancy down 1%.
That is a decent year for operators and a mediocre year for anyone counting on the market to do the work.
Nashville expects another 200,000-plus crowd downtown tomorrow night and a five-hour national broadcast.
Here is what our guest stack is doing between now and Friday morning.
Airbnb's host-only fee moved from 15% to 15.5% on December 1, two months after it became mandatory.
Half a point sounds like nothing. Here is what it is on a real Nashville home.
The Titans held a topping-out ceremony last month on a building that opens in 2027.
Construction cranes are not a booking strategy, but they do tell you where the calendar is going.
Nashville hotel RevPAR fell 4.2% in the third quarter, and 2,587 new rooms are under construction.
In a softening market, the boring maintenance habit is what keeps your rating above the fight.
As of October 27, software-connected US and Canadian hosts are on a 15.5% host-only fee whether they chose it or not.
Your gross went up, your net did not, and your rates need to reflect that.
