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🚀 Exciting News for Property and Hotel Managers! 🚀 We're thrilled to introduce Flex Mode, the latest game-changing feature from Tempo, designed to give you unmatched control over your property inventory. Whether you're managing a hotel or a collection of midterm rentals, Flex Mode helps you maximize bookings, minimize overbooking risks, and elevate your guests' experience. Why Flex Mode Matters: ✅Simultaneous Booking & Marketing: Market your rooms by type and specific attributes across multiple channels like Airbnb and Booking.com, all while protecting against overbookings. ✅Single Image Inventory: Seamlessly manage your inventory under one system, ensuring all platforms are synchronized. ✅Flexible Pricing & Restrictions: Tailor your rates and availability with precision, capturing the full value of each booking. Ready to revolutionize your property management strategy? Dive into the details in our latest blog post! #propertyManagement #HotelManagement #FlexMode #HostTempo #InnovationInHospitality

We are hiring for various positions. These will be exciting roles, and you'll be making a difference for the clients who use our platform. We're not only solving previously unsolvable challenges; we're serving as the catalyst inspiring industry innovation and solving for a convergence of needs. #hiring #shorttermrentals #midtermrentals #team #excitment #innovation #propertymanagement #PMS #propertymanagementsystems

Stay, Inc. will be expanding into the mid and long-term rental markets. Stay, Inc., a vacation rental platform with operations in both Canada and the United States of America, has partnered with Booking.com, one of the world's leading online travel platforms, with a mission to make it easier for everyone to experience the world. This strategic partnership allows Stay to expand its global property portfolio to guests worldwide through the properties listed on the Booking.com platform. Stay will now feature over 28 million reported listings on Booking.com, offering guests unparalleled access to diverse accommodation options including homes, hotels, villas, apartments, and more. With Stay’s commitment to excellence in hospitality and the expanded accommodation offering, travelers can expect a seamless booking experience and unparalleled stays across more than 175,000 destinations in more than 220 countries and territories across the globe. "Expanding our presence via Booking.com is a strategic move for Stay as we continue to enhance our offerings and reach a broader audience of travelers," said Scott McGillvary, Executive Chairman of Stay. "We are excited to bring our curated selection of properties to guests, providing them with even more choices for their next adventure." Stay prides itself on delivering exceptional customer service and unique accommodations tailored to meet the needs of modern travelers. This partnership with Booking.com is an important step in Stay’s journey to provide memorable experiences and unforgettable stays for guests. Stay is an online marketplace (stayapp.co) that currently facilitates short-term rentals (STR) and will expand into the mid- and long-term rental markets. This host-centric platform is designed for professional hosts, property managers, and entrepreneurial-minded real estate investors. The platform also provides guests with access to a competitive alternative offering quality and “professionally” managed properties. #midtermrentals #corporaterentals #channel #marketplace #inventory #ota Stayinc. https://lnkd.in/gaTHkPEb

MId-Term and Long-Term rentals to see a huge influx of new inventory as Thousands of short-term rentals in B.C. go back to long-term May 1. British Columbia Premier David Eby is warning real estate investors and speculators that his government is tilting the rules towards families seeking homes as it tightens the rules on short-term rentals. Eby said Thursday that the rule changes on May 1 will limit short-term rental units to within the principal home of a host, but the move isn't a ban on platforms such as Airbnb if they aren't used to create de facto hotels from B.C.'s housing stock. "If there's a major event (such as a) Taylor Swift concert, a FIFA-like event and somebody wants to rent out their primary residence and go away for the weekend to avoid the crush of the crowds, they can still do that," Eby said. The changes were announced by the government last spring, giving those who own short-term rentals a year to conform. Eby said the changes will allow both the province and local governments to crack down on speculators. "If you're flipping homes, if you're buying places to do short-term rental, if you're buying a home to leave it vacant, we have consistently, publicly, repeatedly sent the message: Do not compete with families and individuals that are looking for a place to live with your investment dollars." Eby made his comments as the province announced new figures gathered in March that showed more than 19,000 entire homes being listed as short-term rentals. Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon said the new rules also require short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb to share listed property data with the province and local governments. He said they expect a significant amount of the homes listed on short-term sites to be back in the long-term rental pool. "Our view is that even if half of those units were to come back onto the market, that would be substantial," Kahlon said. The cost of building new housing, when you can get even half of the 19,000 back on the market, that'll make a substantial difference in our communities." #midtermrentals #corporaterentals #inventory #supply #housing #canada #britishcolumbia https://lnkd.in/gVtQn4j6

Taking a Closer Look at the Wave of Corporate HQ Relocations. * Texas shines in relocations, but established hubs like California and NYC retain appeal due to strong infrastructure and talent. * The primary motivation for corporate headquarters relocations is cost savings, including lower taxes, wages, and overall operating expenses. The corporate headquarters relocation pipeline from California to Texas was a well-worn story during the pandemic’s early days. The relocation of numerous Silicon Valley companies into the Lone Star State became a point of significant pride for Texans. Recent reports show corporate headquarters relocations have notably cooled. With the dust settled on major moves within the past few years, an analysis of these relocations shows how much Texas and other states gained. However, the complete picture of corporate headquarters relocations is a bit more nuanced. CBRE recently analyzed U.S. corporate headquarters relocations by reviewing about 500 publicly announced relocations between 2018 and 2023, ranging from start-up enterprises to Fortune 500 firms. The five-year period was highly active for these moves, with 465 relocations identified since 2018. Relocations peaked at 137 in 2023 and have cooled since then. Texas attracted the most HQ moves between 2018 and 2023 (209), with Austin (66), Dallas (32), and Houston (25) being the big winners. The cities that lost the most headquarters offices were San Francisco/San Jose (79), Los Angeles (50), and New York City (21). #corporatehousing #midtermrentals #relocations #corporaterelocations #humancapitalmanagement #remotework https://lnkd.in/gr9V83Uk