Understanding whether your property will succeed as a monthly rental shouldn't be guesswork. With the right data and insights, you can make confident decisions about pricing, positioning, and property selection that drive real results.
At Furnished Finder (opens in new tab), we've completely reimagined how landlords access and understand market demand through our newly updated Market Insights (opens in new tab) page. This tool transforms the fundamental question every landlord asks: "Is my city a good fit for monthly rentals?" from uncertainty into clarity.
Why market insights matter more than ever
The monthly rental landscape is constantly evolving. Cities that thrive on travel nurses might attract corporate relocations as well. Areas near film studios might shift to tech campuses. Without current, actionable data, you're making business decisions in the dark.
Our previous stats page provided basic information like map searches and inventory counts, but it didn't answer the core question landlords need answered. Thousands of landlords visited that page every month despite its outdated design, proving the hunger for market intelligence.
The challenge? Knowing what inventory exists in a market only tells half the story. What really matters is understanding what travelers actually want.
From stats to true Market Insights
The transformation from our old stats page to the new Market Insights (opens in new tab) page reflects a fundamental shift in approach. We're no longer just showing you numbers. We're giving you the intelligence to make sound business decisions.
What makes this different
Demand Over Inventory
Instead of simply showing how many properties exist in your market, we now reveal what travelers are actively searching for:
Property sizes travelers want (not just what's available)
Most requested amenities
Average length of stay
Traveler types coming to your area
Real Data, Updated Daily
Every metric you see represents actual search behavior and booking patterns from our platform. This isn't estimated or aggregated data from multiple sources. It's real, current information that updates every single day.
National and Local Perspectives
The page offers two valuable viewpoints. Scroll through the nationwide view to see Furnished Finder's overall growth and the geographic footprint of monthly rental demand across the country. Then dive into your specific city to understand your local market dynamics.
Key data points that drive decisions
Understanding traveler types
One of the most powerful features shows you exactly who is searching in your market:
Traveling medical professionals
Corporate travelers
Relocating families
Business travelers
And more
This breakdown helps you position your property strategically. A market heavy with relocating families calls for different amenities and messaging than one dominated by medical professionals. Corporate travelers prioritize desk space, monitors, and reliable Wi-Fi over blackout curtains that matter more to shift workers.
Pricing intelligence by bedroom count
Check average rental rates broken down by property size. This feature is invaluable whether you're setting initial pricing or adjusting rates for upcoming availability. You can quickly verify whether your pricing aligns with market expectations or if you have room to adjust.
Amenity preferences
Discover which amenities travelers in your market request most frequently. If pet-friendly properties top the list and you're not currently accepting pets, you have valuable information to reconsider your policy. If you're priced above the popular budget range, you can evaluate whether adding certain amenities justifies your premium or if adjustment makes sense.
Supply and demand dynamics
The page shows both the number of unique travelers searching your market and the number of active listings. This supply and demand ratio helps you understand market saturation and opportunity.
Remember, monthly rentals typically require only four bookings per year if tenants stay an average of three months. You don't need hundreds of potential renters. Even markets with moderate numbers can support successful properties when you position yourself strategically.
Making confident decisions
For new investors
If you're considering entering the monthly rental market, Market Insights (opens in new tab) answers your most pressing questions:
Is there genuine demand in my target area?
What type of property should I offer?
Who will my likely tenants be?
What price range makes financial sense?
Consider the investor evaluating a property in a traditional vacation rental town outside Austin. Monthly rentals represent an appealing alternative with more stable, professional tenants, but is there actual demand? Market Insights provides the confidence to make that leap or the wisdom to choose differently.
For current landlords
Existing landlords gain tools for ongoing optimization:
Regular pricing checks: Before each new booking period, verify your rates against current market averages for your property size.
Amenity optimization: Identify which features matter most to your target travelers and adjust accordingly. Sometimes small changes like adding a desk setup or including pet-friendly policies can significantly improve your competitiveness.
Positioning adjustments: As your market evolves, adapt your listing presentation. If your area shifts from medical professionals to relocating families, update your photos, description, and amenities to appeal to that audience.
Competitive analysis: Understand how many properties compete for the same travelers and differentiate yourself strategically.
Reading the story behind the numbers
Market Insights (opens in new tab) provides the introduction to your market's story. It tells you what's happening, but understanding why requires local research.
If you see 60% business travelers in your market, investigate what's driving that demand. Are companies building data centers? Is infrastructure development underway? Is a new corporate campus opening? Understanding the underlying drivers helps you anticipate how long demand will last and how to best serve those travelers.
Markets change. Studio spaces become something else. Industries shift. Medical facilities expand or consolidate. By monitoring your Market Insights page regularly, you can spot these trends as they develop rather than after they've already impacted your bookings.
Practical applications
Scenario one: the budget question
You notice your nightly rate sits $150 above the most popular budget range for two-bedroom properties in your market. You have options:
Evaluate whether your property offers premium features that justify the higher rate
Consider modest rate adjustments to align with traveler expectations
Add amenities or upgrades that support your premium positioning
Scenario two: the amenity gap
Market data shows pet-friendly properties are highly requested in your area, but you don't currently accept pets. This insight lets you:
Reconsider your pet policy with concrete demand data
Understand the potential booking advantage of becoming pet-friendly
Make an informed decision rather than guessing
Scenario three: the tenant type shift
You've successfully hosted travel nurses for years, but Market Insights reveals a growing percentage of corporate travelers. You can proactively:
Add or emphasize workspace features
Upgrade internet connectivity
Adjust your listing description to appeal to business travelers
Update photos to showcase professional amenities
What's next for Market Insights
The current Market Insights (opens in new tab) page represents version one. Development continues with several enhancements under consideration:
Easier data interpretation: Making insights even clearer without requiring calculations or analysis on your part.
Customizable geographic radius: The ability to expand or tighten your search area beyond city boundaries for more granular local data.
Property size demand details: More specific breakdowns of budget ranges by property type to refine your pricing strategy.
The goal remains constant: provide the clearest possible picture of your market so you can run your business with confidence.
Taking action
Visit the Market Insights (opens in new tab) page today and search for your market. Whether you're evaluating your first monthly rental investment or optimizing an established portfolio, you'll find actionable intelligence that removes guesswork from your decisions.
Check back regularly. With daily updates, you'll stay current on shifting trends and emerging opportunities. Your market tells a story, and that story changes over time. Market Insights helps you read it clearly.
Monthly rental success isn't about luck or hoping the right tenant finds you. It's about understanding your market, positioning your property strategically, and making data-informed decisions. Market Insights gives you exactly that advantage.
Demand for stays 28 days or longer grew 138% from 2019 to 2025; more than twice the growth of short-term rentals during the same period. You're not just accessing data about your local market, you're tapping into a thriving, nationwide network of monthly rental activity.
Your next booking doesn't require perfection. It requires thoughtful positioning for your market at the right price. Market Insights shows you how to get there.
Start exploring your market today at Furnished Finder's Market Insights page and unlock the demand waiting in your area. Listing with Furnished Finder (opens in new tab) is just good business.
Episode 164 Transcript
So even though the old page gave you some data, right? It gave you, the number of, I think it was map searches and some data around, who was coming to that particular city. It didn't fundamentally answer the question of, is this city a good fit for monthly rentals, right? At the end of the day, that is what people want to understand.
Today we're joined by Kristen James, Senior Product Manager at Furnished Finder, to walk us through one of the most powerful tools for monthly midterm rental success, the newly updated Market Insights page, also known as the Stats page. Kristen is here to break down how landlords can use real-time demand data to make smarter decisions, price more confidently, and choose the right properties in the right markets without guessing.
If you're ever- if you've ever wondered, "Is my area good for monthly rentals?" This episode is your answer. And I can personally say every time Kristen gives a pr- a presentation, I'm always like, "Yes, I want more of this." So get excited. You're gonna love Kristen. How are you doing today? I'm great. Thank you all so much for having me.
It's so good to be here on this podcast that I've been listening to for, the last year since I've been here. So I'm excited to talk about the Market Insights page. Awesome. Before we dive into the Market Insights tool, why don't you give listeners a quick overview of your background and how your experience, especially your four years of Expedia prepared you for your current role at Furnished Finder.
I work on both the tenant side of the business as well as the landlord side of the business, and so I think what that brings, for our customers is this understanding of kind of how both dynamics play out on the site, and how to help both groups be successful, right? So how to help tenants find the right listing as, as fast and efficiently as possible, and then how to help landlords get that listing, right?
And ensure that they are seeing quality tenants on our site and, being successful long term. Before Furnished Finder, I was at a yoga company doing building technology tools for yoga teachers, which was super fun. But then I spent, almost five years at Expedia Group working with our property managers and homeowners and helping them, with build tools to grow and manage their businesses.
A similar world of getting in that head space of this is a business and how do we find success on a platform like Furnished Finder. Yeah, I love it. All right. Kristen has her hands full at Furnished Finder and she is someone that can handle that. She's always working on a million projects at once because we are behind the scenes working tirelessly to make our platform better every single day for all of you that have listings and everybody who is a traveler and a tenant on Furnished Finder.
It's like everything we do day in and day out, we are all here hustling and to just to make it even better every single day. So one tool that we know investors and landlords alike really liked to use what we had called for years of our stats page, and this page was something that would give you some really high-level statistics about, average price or how many properties in a certain city were a one-bedroom or a two-bedroom, things like that.
And we saw a lot of opportunity here. It was a really good page, but we also knew that there was a lot of growth to be had on that page. So Kristen, let's dive into the update here. Why do you think it was so important for us to address this page in particular sooner than later? Yeah. Okay, so I'm gonna say the elephant in the room, which is that the former stats page, Market Insights page, was very outdated in terms of design, right?
So if you went and looked at it, I'm sure a lot of you did it was... looked very old from a design standpoint. The data was all up to date, but it was hard to understand, hard to get through and just didn't, really tell landlords what they were looking at in their, any given city.
What surprised me though, and part of why I knew we needed to invest time into this page to make it a really world-class experience, was that even in its state of outdated design, it was still bringing in thousands of people a month to come and look at their city and look at what was going on in their market.
And so there was clearly a need there, and I partnered with the data team and the engineering team to bring this to life in a way that felt more it felt easier to understand and just felt easier to get through and to... that you'd wanna come back to to understand your city. One of my favorite updates that we ha- that is new is that you can look at the average rental rates per bedroom size, and I just think that is fantastic for me as an existing landlord because any time throughout the year whenever I have an availability coming up, I can go check my Market Insights page and make sure I'm on track with my pricing.
And when I did just check it, it was right on par. So I was really excited about that. But what, Kristen, what challenge were we planning to solve when we decided to update the Market Insights page, and how did this redesign help shape that? Yes. So could you mind if I answered this question with a story?
I feel like this is, this is- Please ... what was kinda my aha moment when I first started- Yes ... working on this. So even though the old page gave you some data, right? It gave you, the number of, I think it was map searches and some data around, who was coming to that particular city. It didn't fundamentally answer the question of, is this city a good fit for monthly rentals, right?
At the end of the day, that is what people want to understand. And so I'll give you this story where I was talking to my husband's aunt, right? She's in her 60s, and she's super savvy when it comes to the business world. She's run her own business for several years, and so she, wants to make make sound business decisions even when it comes to renting out her home, right?
She has a home in a traditionally vacation rental town outside of Austin, so she had never really heard about monthly rentals, and the thought of renting on a platform that was, more for that longer term tenant scared her because it wasn't something that she was used to and hadn't heard if anybody had been successful in her city.
That said, it was a much more compelling value prop to her because a longer term tenant somebody that she could trust and that was more professional sounded phenomenal to her, right? But she didn't know if it was gonna be a good fit in that city. If I had this page to help her make that decision at the time, can you list your family home on our platform, and will it be successful?
Should you take this leap into monthly rentals so that you can go and enjoy retirement, travel for several months at a time? If I could've given her that confidence at the time, I think that she would've slept so much more soundly at night, in making the decision on what to do next with her rental.
Now I can send her this link, and I can say, "Here's how your city performs, and here's what I think demand is gonna look like in your area, and here's who's gonna come and likely be a strong tenant for you." So I think it really is just answering that question, is there demand in my city, right?
Is my home, my, XYZ bedroom home going to do well in that city? Can I make enough money that it makes sense for me? And then who's gonna be staying in it, right? So just those foundational questions, and I think we all just want confidence at the end of the day, and we wanna make sound decisions, and so I think this page really helps someone do that.
I also think the updates to the pages that we made are reflected in even the simple name change, right? We used to call it the stats page, which was kinda like really high level, quick little stats, like nothing too specific. They were insightful, but to a certain degree. And now- We're s- we're calling it Market Insights because it is truly insightful, right?
And we're giving you a lot more specific data for whatever market that you are searching for. So let's talk about some of those additional data points that are listed now that you couldn't access before. One of my favorite things is the amenities that shows... And the other thing that I really like is that it shows what property sizes travelers are searching for, not necessarily which type of properties we have in the inventory, but which type travelers are searching for.
So Kristen, I will give you the mic and let you talk a little bit more about what data points we're showing and how you guys came to the conclusion that these were the most insightful points to share. So you hit the nail right there, Katie, when you talked about how previously we were showing inventory, right?
Which is only so helpful because okay, great, Austin has, XYZ number of four-bedroom homes. I don't know if anybody even wants a four-bedroom home in Austin. This new page can help you understand what types of homes people are actually looking for, what are the most popular amenities, as you mentioned, and then how long are people staying in that city.
But plus also who is staying in that city, right? Austin's gonna look very different from Denver, which is gonna look different from a smaller town, right? And so I think it's understanding who is actually coming to that city and then also what do they want versus just what is our inventory. And I think that can help landlords make make decisions, whether it's on what to invest in if they have not yet invested in a property, or, how to position an existing property.
So if I have a two-bedroom home, maybe I'm gonna position that differently if I know that relocating families are coming to my area, instead of medical professionals, right? You might position your property differently on the site One thing that I really like on the page is you can look at your granular data for your city, but also if you scroll past where you type in your city and your state, you can actually get just the state of monthly rentals across the nation.
And there's this really cool map that has the footprint of where the heaviest traffic is for midterm rentals. I think that is a really cool piece of the new page, along with average rental rates and things across the whole nation. So we're talking high level of here's why we made these changes.
Do you have a story or an example of the age-old question of, okay, but is there really demand in my area? From my end, if you go to the nationwide page, I think what this is really telling us and telling our landlords is that Furnished Finder is growing as a site year over year. It's doing well across the United States, and we're seeing, both our inventory as well as the travelers grow, across the board.
And I think that is a... if I were going to purchase a monthly rental or if I had a rental that I was going to put on the site, I would feel confident just in knowing that Furnished Finder is a healthy platform that is, is continuing to grow. When you get to your city page and it comes down to the actual metrics for your area, something that I think is important to understand, and, we may be making tweaks to this over time in terms of how we display this, and so I wanna be clear there that if you...
I think the point behind it is how are what is the traveler demand compared to the number of properties in your area? And then more specifically, we don't have this yet, but we want to, but of the demand for a given property size or home size, how does that compare to the travelers in the area and what they're looking for?
And as I think about this, it might mean, there are, there's a really high number of travelers in a city. Maybe there's a, small number of properties in that area, and so then you know there is a m- big appetite in this area. You might have a high number of properties and a high number of travelers, but you could position yourself to be competitive in that area.
And so that's the type of insight that we wanna give to landlords so that they know exactly how to perform well on Furnished Finder and so that they can be successful on the platform. But Katie, I'd love to hear your perspective on it Yeah, I actually really love it because I think there is just as much information for someone who is trying to answer the question of, is there demand in my market, or can I justify making my property a midterm rental, as there is someone who already has a midterm rental and they're trying to really optimize it.
I think you're spot on with the supply and demand, right? That's It's like Economics 101, and we're giving you that. We're giving you how many unique travelers there are and not how many searches are performed, but how many unique travelers we are seeing in our site. And this is real data that we are seeing.
It's not hypothesis, it's not estimates, it's not aggregates. It's real actual data, which is so cool, and then how many listings, and it updates every single day. So I love that, that you can just look at that ratio and like Kristen said, we're working, and by we, Kristen and her team, which she should be incredibly proud of working on okay, what is the next version of this where we help you interpret the data, or what other data can we give?
But really what signal or what story do those numbers tell? If these travelers are looking for a two-bedroom, what kind of budget ranges are they looking in? Because, A, if you're looking on a should I list or is midterm rental right for me, I can say, "Okay those numbers would work for me."
Or you can look and say, "Hey, I would have to charge X amount to make this work, and I see that there's hardly anybody searching for that, so maybe this is not the right path for me." But I also think it's a way that you can look at your current listing and you can really make sure that you're posit- positioning yourself strategically, and you can say, "Hey, turns out in Dallas, one of the top amenity requests is for p- pets, pet friendliness," right?
I'm making this up. I don't know if that's true in Dallas. But then you can say, "I'm not pet friendly. Maybe I should consider being pet friendly." Or, "Hey, I see that my budget is $150 over the most popular budget range for travelers. Do I have room to adjust my budget a little bit?" Or vice versa, "Hey travelers are sh- ha- actually have a healthier budget than I anticipated.
Can I add a couple amenities or freshen a couple furnishings and increase the amount of my rent?" So we're giving you this information from a demand standpoint. We are telling you what people are searching for. You only need roughly four bookings a year, right? If a tenant stays on average three, three months at a time, you don't need 50, 60 bookings.
You only need a handful. So even if you're looking at the numbers and you're like, "Ah, my market's not as strong as this other market or this other market," that's okay. It's what you do with that information.
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One thing, my m- I was talking to my mother-in-law about this the other day because they have a home in, outside of Atlanta, and they, lived right next to where all the movie studios had built these huge s- studios, right? It was really amazing to see what the industry was doing there. Over the last year really that has changed, and those studio spaces are being turned into something else with a different industry.
And I think if we were to look at the Market Insights page for her area, it would show, that the t- type, tenant types have changed, right? 'Cause you have a different type of tenant coming in to support the different industry. And so I think that's what's so fun about this, is that if you are somebody who is...
Maybe you've been on Furnished Finder for five years and, your city used to be really popular with travel nurses and hopefully you still have a healthy medical community in your area, but there's probably also been some new groups that have, really started to come to your town, right?
It could be relocating profess- relocating families. It could be more of that business traveler. And so I think keeping an eye on your area and understanding how those trends are shifting with, the market and the world at large could be really fascinating for somebody who is y- looking to position their property differently over time.
Yeah. I think that's right. And it's almost like we've given you the introduction to the story of your market. That was something that really sur- surprised me of the data point that we were able to provide on a market-specific level, was what are the tenant types. And we break it down to, are they traveling medical professional?
Are they corporate travel? Are they relocation? I think we have six categories, and that tells a really good story. And guys, that updates every day, so you can look at a market and you can say- Hey, this is 60% business travelers, and I was talking with a landlord and an investor earlier today. He goes, "Okay, but how do I know what that is?"
I'm like the-- we just gave you the introduction to the story. Now you need to go to your market and figure that out." Are they investing in infrastructure? Are they building data centers? Is there some stadium going up? What's driving that story, and how do you fit in there, right? And it's also not only for opportunities, but if you do have a current property, right?
'Cause like you're saying, your mother-in-law has one in Atlanta. She might have served travel nurses for years and then shifted to these movie producers, and now maybe it's shifting to some sort of other corporate travel. Things like blackout curtains aren't as important for a corporate traveler, but something like a desk and maybe a monitor and solid Wi-Fi really is.
So she has the opportunity to look at that and say, "Okay, here's the traveler type that, that Furnished Finder is seeing in this area. How do I make my property irresistible for that tenant type?" If you're seeing that there's a lot of families, a re- a lot of relocating families, add a couple stuffed animals on the beds when you take the pictures, right?
It doesn't have to be complicated but figure out what story that Market Insights page is telling you. And I love this 'cause we now have those data points to s- to tell that. We didn't have it before. So this is just-- it's so cool that you guys have been able to put it together. My question for you is like, where do you see this going from here on out?
Because this is version one. We really... your team is so great as at let's get this out to the world, let's get it to landlords, and even travelers could look at it for budget and availability, right? But like where do you see this going? How do you see... what are your big pictures?
We're not gonna ask you for any commitments, no promises, no timelines, but it's fun to like riff on something once the base work is done. Two things that I'll call out first. So one is that we are showing you data points right now, but we want to make that data easier to understand. I don't wanna make you get out your calculator to know how your market is performing.
And so I want us to be super clear with how you can position yourself and what, what is the best next step for you in a given city. So that's really step one is us clarifying things as much as possible and, like I said, reducing the math required on the page. The other piece of this is we've heard that you wanna be able to go and you don't just wanna search for a given city.
You might wanna expand that radius out if you're in a smaller city, or you might wanna tighten in. So where I live in Austin, it's gonna look very different than where Kelly lives in Austin, right? And having that data at a more granular level Can help you make those decisions even more effectively.
Aside from that, we are considering things like seasonality. So when is your area, when are people searching for, in your area at those peak points, right? So maybe you have people that are searching in July so that they can get in before the school year starts, and that's really when you wanna have your property up and ready.
So giving you more of that insight to again, make the decisions that help you run your business and be successful at long term. Ooh, if you guys aren't getting excited about this, then you- there is something wrong with you. I told y'all, Kristen is so good at communicating the facts. And I think that we're g- we're ready to wrap up with our rapid fire section, which is quick answers that come to mind and that are just fun and playful, and I'm gonna lead today because I wanna hear Katie's answers to these as well.
So here we go. Let's have some fun. If you could instantly swap jobs with anyone at Furnished Finder for a day, who would it be, and why? Ooh, that's a great question. Okay. So I come from a family of engineers, and I think as a product person, I get to work with engineers all the time, but I would love to be in the shoes of my co-partner in crime on this page our VP of engineering, Ashley, and just see what she gets to do all day and really better understand what she's working on.
Love it. Kelly, you gotta answer too after I go. Ooh. Okay. First of all- I better think. ... our home office is in Austin, and I am in Denver, so I would definitely pick someone in Austin because I get a little jealous that you guys all get to hang out and have lunch together and just that live collaboration.
But I might pick someone, Kristen, from your team. I might pick you or James because you guys get to dream it up, and you get to think what is gonna impact our landlords the most. But I will say I'm so thankful for the collaborative effort we have at Furnished Finder, and there's always...
when you guys, when you landlords tell Kelly and I things, those get to Kristen and the product team and the engineering team, the people who are making these things come true, and it's really cool to be able to be a part of that. So I, first of all, keep sending the feedback. Even just yesterday we had a user who was like, "Hey, it'd be really cool if this data was presented before that data."
And we all looked at each other, we're like- Yeah, they're right, and we switched it, right? Your feedback is awesome, but I think it'd be cool to just lead the product vision for a day. This is actually an easier answer than I thought it would be. I actually would love to switch roles with one of our customer service reps or sales reps, because I love getting into conversations with our customers and clients.
So that would be mine. All right, we got one more. What's one expected skill or lesson you picked up at Furnished Finder that you use almost every day? I love this question. So our CEO, Jeff, I'm sure y'all have met him or heard him before one of his key lessons that he's shared with us is don't ever try to solve problems by yourself.
If it feels challenging or if you're struggling with something, you're going to do it so much faster and it's gonna be a better solution if you pull somebody in. And even just today, I was reminded of this, right? I was stuck in a spreadsheet, and a coworker jumped into a room with me and we figured it out together, and it was a better solution because of his input.
I love it. Kelly, what's yours? Ooh, this is actually a really fun one. I put down a few quick ones. So ChatGPT, if you think your answer is good, ChatGPT's answer will always be better. So make sure you're using ChatGPT. I like leaning into something that Jeff has taught us, and one of his life lessons is perfection is the opposite of progress.
I don't know if I'm saying it exactly right, but that totally makes sense, and that's actually my husband's goal for this year, is just to get product out there. And when you spend too much time trying to perfect it, you actually hold yourself back from actually making progress. So I think that's a good one as well.
I like that 'cause it's a reminder about our homes as well, right? Like some of our rentals, I don't think people are expecting a perfect house, but- Yes ... maybe the, like- No, I like that ... weird window actually adds character to the house or something. I don't know. Y'all are landlords, you can tell me.
But I think that connects- Totally true ... into, to getting rentals out. Yeah. I like that. I think mine would be practicing being uncomfortable. I think you don't grow if you're always in your zone of comfort, and for me, a lot of times that means asking questions that I might think everybody else knows the answers to, and then I ask them, and you just hear...
You can almost feel in the room when everybody goes, "Oh, man, I'm so glad somebody asked that." So it's just making suggestions and asking questions because this is an incredibly collaborative team, which I think is so unique and so special, and it truly is like we are, we are- listening and practicing what you guys are s- are telling us every single day.
Every time I talk to Kristen, she's "I'm hearing this from landlords. I'm hearing this." So you are heard, and every day her team is working to amplify this experience. But there's... it's like the perfection. It's never gonna be perfect, but gosh darn it, we're trying. So this has been so incredible, Kristen.
I can't thank you enough. I know everybody is so thankful. You guys, if you have not gone and checked out the new Market Insights page, go check it out and keep an eye on it, right? Right now we, you, we do not show trends or how these numbers change over time, so you need to look live. Maybe that'll be something that we add at some point.
But it's really just keep in tune. It's really important to know your market know what's going on. And stay tuned also for some other exciting updates. Kristen's team is really busy this year, and we have a lot on the roadmap, and it's gonna be a really exciting year of great improvements and great new introductions to the platform and just things that are gonna make everybody's experience even that much better.
Thank you both so much for having me. It was so great to, to be a part of this and to, again, just talk to our landlords and I wanna keep the conversation open.
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