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KeyData
KeyData is the leading provider of real-time vacation rental market data for the short term rental industry.
About KeyData
KeyData is the leading provider of real-time business intelligence and benchmarking tools for the short-term rental industry. Through seamless integration with property management systems, KeyData delivers accurate, confidential, and trusted insights, eliminating the need for manual spreadsheets and guesswork. Our platform is powered by deep, proprietary direct source data, offering unmatched visibility into how short-term rental properties have performed, are performing, and are expected to perform based on accurate bookings data. With 30+ core KPIs like Occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR, users can visualize, filter, and analyze performance data to benchmark against local and regional markets, identify trends, and react to market shifts as they happen. Partners use our exclusive data as a competitive edge to outperform the market, grow revenue, and attract & retain owners. KeyData empowers property managers, investors, and destinations to make smarter pricing, operational, and investment decisions with confidence.
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Signals from KeyData
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
KeyData is heading to Orlando for the 2026 Streamline Summit, with Daniel Leifeld and Chip Lambert representing KeyData September 15–17.
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Research & Knowledge
KeyData published the latest edition of the KeyInsightReport, including insights on Salt Lake City's new short-term rental cap, a free Destination Intelligence Playbook, and upcoming events with the KeyData team.
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Presence & Recognition
KeyData is heading to West Palm Beach for the 2026 Florida Governor’s Conference on Tourism, featuring Hollie Headrick Hannahs representing the company.
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Research & Knowledge
KeyData pulled together data on the UK market trends including shorter stays, later bookings, and a jump in cancellations for short-term rentals and holidays.
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Research & Knowledge
KeyData published insights on how major events translate into real changes in booking behavior and performance for NYC operators following Skift's exploration of the impact of Harry Styles' 30-show NYC residency on lodging demand and short-term rentals.
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