I find the monthly prices on Airbnb outrageous and also at Booking.com but to a lesser degree.

What is your strategy for finding better monthly deals?

Is there a service online where data on expected monthly rates is shared?

Perhaps there is a need for such a service to be created?

Thanks!

  • nowwmad@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Monthly rentals are bound to increase due to the sheer demand of remote workers nowadays. I have no data about the airbnb occupancy compared to past years, but I do know someone who does nomad visa consultancy. In his opinion the demand is up by like 7x compared to precovid. So I just assume demand supply is causing most monthly stays to be a lot higher.

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    1 year ago

    Give it another year or so, accommodations are going to get much cheaper. Just better hope you have enough clients or keep your job.

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    1 year ago

    I’ve been nomadding for the last year in SE Asia and I find about $800 is the sweet spot to find a place that ticks all the boxes. (Clean, spacious, good location, excellent reviews,etc)

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    1 year ago

    I do the airbnb for a couple weeks to see how i like it then i message the host directly and work out a deal with them and agree on a monthly price.

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      1 year ago

      This doesn’t work because usually there is a day or two already booked so you can’t get the month so no you are moving again

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    1 year ago

    Facebook groups. I use them exclusively in SEA and pay whatever I want for rent. I haven’t used airBnB in years. There is never a shortage and accommodation are dirt cheap.