Luxury brand Inspirato is implementing a 1-for-20 reverse stock split of its Class A, Class B non-voting, and Class V common stock to meet Nasdaq's $1 bid price requirement — similar to Vacasa and Sonder’s stock split.
Property manager Vacasa announced its intent to conduct a one-for-20 reverse stock split that's geared to get its share price higher than $1 per share and therefore to be continued…
Vacasa's debut in the public market had a significant impact on the short-term rental industry, showcasing its influence as one of the largest branded property managers in the U.S.
Vacasa is a leader in brand building within the short-term rental space, but Skift Research estimates it still relies heavily on third-party booking sites, like Airbnb, for the majority of sales. Management surely hopes to become a majority first-party business – and to earn the margin benefits that follow.
The short-term rental industry is experiencing a post-pandemic surge. Listen as industry leaders gather to discuss the future and potential challenges ahead.
Early in the pandemic, a bunch of property managers handling multi-family buildings went out of business. Many vacation rental property managers have recently faced a softer reckoning, but an inflection point nonetheless.
The number of short-term rental platforms is growing rapidly. Remaining successful will mean creating a simple user experience for hosts and travelers.