Strategize a Smooth Tenant-to-tenant Migration and Copilot Takeoff
Sharing economy panel - Past, Present and Future
1. Sharing Economy Panel –
Past, Present and Future
ENTER 2018 - Jonkoping, Sweden
Airbnb Trivia (apologize – U.S.):
1. City with largest number of Airbnb rooms
2. City with largest Airbnb revenue
Thanks to our friends at CBRE
4. • Hundreds of players
‒ Nothing new at all
‒ Different players in different areas of the world
• Home rental platforms originally disregarded by travel industry
‒ Fast forward - increased attention, in the news, every H&T conference
‒ Airbnb – sophisticated platform, lots of appeal, explosive growth
• Increased merger and acquisition activity
‒ Expedia obtains HomeAway obtains VRBO
‒ TripAdvisor acquires FlipKey, …
• Hotel companies getting in on the action
‒ Acquisitions: Accor (OneFineStay), Wyndham (LoveHomeSwap), Hyatt (Oasis)
‒ Experiments: RoomMate, Generator, Marriott/Aloft, …
Sharing – brief history
5. Sharing - where are we now?
• Issues in the Hotel & Tourism Industry minds & media
‒ Growth
‒ Special events, Compression/sellout nights
‒ Business versus Leisure (day of week, Airbnb’s “Business Ready”)
‒ Length of stay
‒ Regulation
• Academic Research
‒ Impact related: Boston University, Penn State, STR
‒ Non-impact related: host profile, community benefit
‒ Scraped data issues
‒ Geo-spatial analysis
6. Sharing - where do we go?
• Home rental companies have learned a lot from hotels
‒ Ease of booking
‒ Attracting guests
‒ Management companies
‒ Revenue Management
• What can hotels learn from sharing economy?
‒ Local emphasis
‒ Personalized attention
‒ Social emphasis
‒ Common areas
‒ Huge research possibilities
10. Growth of Airbnb
Source Airbnb
“As many guest arrivals in
2016 as all other previous
years combined”
11. Search Activity of Top Travel Brands
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U.S. Google Search Index
Airbnb Marriott Expedia
Source: Google Trends, June 2016.
12. U.S. Airbnb and Hotel Industry
Source: Airdna, CBRE Hotels’ Americas Research, STR, Q2 2017.
6.9%
5.1%
7.4%
0%
1%
2%
3%
4%
5%
6%
7%
8%
2014 2015 2016 2017
U.S. Airbnb Performance as a Percent of Hotel Performance
Supply Demand Revenue
13. Percent of Total Airbnb Supply by Listing Type
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2014 2015 2016 2017
%ofTotalAirbnbUnits
Year
Shared Room
Private Room
Entire Unit 4+
Rooms
Entire Unit 3
Rooms
Entire Unit 2
Rooms
Entire Unit 1
Room
Source: Airdna, CBRE Hotels’ Americas Research, Q2 2017.
40%
28%
14. Comparing ADRs U.S. Hotels & Airbnb
Source: Airdna, CBRE Hotels’ Americas Research, STR, Q2 2017.
$432.09
$283.38
$206.50
$141.05
$76.02
$43.48
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Entire Unit
4+ Rooms
Entire Unit
3 Rooms
Entire Unit
2 Rooms
Entire Unit
1 Room
Private
Room
Shared
Room
Airbnb ADRs by Listing Type (TTM)
$320.81
$181.16
$139.31
$112.28
$86.01
$61.55
Luxury
Chains
Upper
Upscale
Chains
Upscale
Chains
Upper
Midscale
Chains
Midscale
Chains
Economy
Chains
Hotel ADRs by Chain Scale (TTM)