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Articles tagged “property managers”

Hotels

Consolidation Sweeps European Short-Term Rental Managers With Altido Launch

As external capital pours into the vacation rental sector, it makes sense that some property management companies believe they need to merge to thrive. It's also notable that Marriott has already begun working with some of Altido's properties for its new homesharing effort.

Consolidation Sweeps European Short-Term Rental Managers With Altido Launch

Hotels

GuestReady Acquires BnbLord in European Vacation Rental Rollup

Vacasa, Evolve, and other startups have stormed the U.S. vacation rental market by offering tech-savvy property management services. The business model is now about to sweep Europe, too.

GuestReady Acquires BnbLord in European Vacation Rental Rollup

Online Travel

Vacasa Raises $64 Million More for Vacation Rental Management

Venture capital has awoken in a big way to the potential of vacation rental property managers.

Vacasa Raises $64 Million More for Vacation Rental Management

Hotels

Vacation Rental Network RedAwning Buys Leavetown to Enroll Multi-Unit Properties

RedAwning's acquisition of Leavetown suggests that marketing and distribution technology built separately for rentals and hotels may one day blend into all-purpose software for all types of lodging.

Vacation Rental Network RedAwning Buys Leavetown to Enroll Multi-Unit Properties

Online Travel

New Skift Research Report: Decoding the Modern Vacation Rental Technology Landscape

Vacation rentals are grappling with how to meet and exceed guest expectations across a fragmented market. As the industry grows, this challenge only gets tougher. A new generation of fast-evolving technologies could be part of the solution.

New Skift Research Report: Decoding the Modern Vacation Rental Technology Landscape

Hotels

Airbnb Debuts New Tools for a Bigger Cut of the $138 Billion Vacation Rental Industry

This makes perfect, if long overdue, business sense for Airbnb. But can Airbnb really make sure these tools won’t be abused by commercial operators running illegal hotel businesses in cities like San Francisco or New York?

Airbnb Debuts New Tools for a Bigger Cut of the $138 Billion Vacation Rental Industry