Host portfolios

Each active entire home is grouped by the number of listings its host has in the same city. The first table shows how the active homes split between those groups; the second, how the figures differ.

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Brussels

Segments with fewer than 30 active homes are not shown.
	Active entire homes	Share	Median nightly rate	Nights booked (est. median)	Gross revenue, 365 days (est. median)
1 listing	1,156	47.7%	€142	114	€15,600
2 to 5 listings	767	31.6%	€141	174	€22,100
6 to 20 listings	356	14.7%	€138	147	€17,800
more than 20 listings	146	6.0%	€139	180	€24,400

Antwerp

Segments with fewer than 30 active homes are not shown.
	Active entire homes	Share	Median nightly rate	Nights booked (est. median)	Gross revenue, 365 days (est. median)
1 listing	535	39.1%	€141	90	€13,700
2 to 5 listings	389	28.4%	€140	90	€14,800
6 to 20 listings	258	18.8%	€126	102	€12,600
more than 20 listings	188	13.7%	€146	54	€7,800

Ghent

Segments with fewer than 30 active homes are not shown.
	Active entire homes	Share	Median nightly rate	Nights booked (est. median)	Gross revenue, 365 days (est. median)
1 listing	347	48.4%	€160	102	€18,300
2 to 5 listings	225	31.4%	€163	126	€23,300
6 to 20 listings	113	15.8%	€158	180	€28,600
more than 20 listings	32	4.5%	€159	93	€14,300

The portfolio count is Inside Airbnb's count of all the host's listings in the city, including rooms. A professional manager acting for many owners appears as one host with many listings.

Source: STR Barometer from Inside Airbnb data (CC BY 4.0), snapshots Brussels 20 September 2026; Antwerp 23 September 2026; Ghent 22 September 2026. Methodology.

How to cite

STR Barometer, “Host portfolios”, from Inside Airbnb data (CC BY 4.0), snapshots: Brussels 20 September 2026, Antwerp 23 September 2026, Ghent 22 September 2026. https://strbarometer.com/findings/host-portfolios/

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