Depends a lot on what you're actually trying to track. If you're managing more than two or three listings, eyeballing yo

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Depends a lot on what you're actually trying to track. If you're managing more than two or three listings, eyeballing your calendar and checking competitor prices manually just doesn't scale. Most serious hosts I know pull occupancy and ADR data at the neighborhood level, not city-wide, because that's where the signal actually lives.

I've been using [url=https://nightlydata.com/]Nightlydata[/url] for a few months now and the granularity is useful, especially for spotting seasonal patterns before they hit so you can adjust minimum stays ahead of time rather than reacting after the fact.

The bigger trap is over-indexing on one metric. Occupancy looks great at 90% until you realize you underpriced every weekend in Q3. Revenue per available night tells a cleaner story.