"Summer Rental Shortage in Cape Could Lead to Lower Prices in 2024"

TL;DR
The rental occupancy rate in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is down 18% year-over-year, while the average daily rate has increased by 16% from 2022. The drop in demand is attributed to a large supply of pricey rental units and a market correction following the surge in demand during the COVID-19 pandemic. Property owners are being forced to lower their prices to align with the current demand, as middle-class families have been priced out of the market. The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce CEO believes that the current prices are unsustainable and that a correction is necessary to maintain affordability for visitors.
Topics:nationreal-estate#cape-cod#market-correction#property-owners#real-estate#rental-market#vacation-rentals
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