Rural Airbnbs are the stars of the suddenly struggling vacation-rental platform, as Americans flee cities to escape the coronavirus
But Airbnb properties in some rural parts of the country seem to have defied that trend so far, and some even saw an uptick in business last week, according to vacation rental data companyAs major cities like New York and San Francisco see an explosion of COVID-19 cases, residents are departing for their smaller hometowns or neighboring communities in an attempt to stay safe, spread out, or be closer to family — even though that could meaninto new parts of the country and burdening already...
Approximately 73% of Airbnb revenue in the first half of March was made outside of large urban centers, while rural listings were the only ones that saw a "significant" gains from the same period last year, compared with urban and suburban listings, according to AirDNA.
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