Vacasa Lost 9% of Its Vacation Rentals in the Last Year, Doesn't See Profitability in 2024
Skift Take
Vacasa's weaknesses were apparent well before the vacation rental market turned soft. Now, they're even tougher to fix.
Vacasa was managing 40,000 homes at the end of the second quarter, 4,000 fewer than a year earlier, as owners express displeasure with rates and revenue, as well as with owner-company communications.
That was the word from Vacasa officials Thursday as they commented during the company's second-quarter earnings call on the 9% drop year-over-year in homes under management.
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