Investing in a short-term rental can be highly stable and profitable. It’s stable because housing has been one of the most stable asset classes. Also, when you can’t do an Airbnb anymore, you can still rent it out to a long-term tenant with a lower yield. It is highly profitable because the monthly cash flow from short-term rental investment typically is double the amount of traditional rentals. Without further ado, let’s see if Oslo is good for Airbnb.
A typical short-term rental listing in Oslo is booked for 281 nights a year, with a median occupancy rate of 77% and an average daily rate of €99. In Oslo, A typical host income (annual revenue) was €28K in 2023. There are 10,535 active Airbnb listings as of 2024-04-15. A 77% median occupancy rate is considered a good market to do an Airbnb. Take professional photos of your property, get a few good reviews on Airbnb, then you are likely to make good income.
Best Areas in Oslo for Airbnb
Best Areas in Oslo for Airbnb Are you wondering where to invest in Oslo? Look no further! Here are 10 areas travelers often search for. You can find the short-term rental statistics of all of these neighborhoods from Airbtics! Check out which neighborhood has the highest rental demand. 🚀
Vigeland Sculpture Park
Oslo Opera House
Holmenkollen Ski Jump
Norsk Folkemuseum
Akershus Fortress
The Fram Museum
The Viking Ship Museum
Kon-Tiki Museum
The National Gallery
The Munch Museum
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