Question 1

How many Airbnb and VRBO listings are in Atlantic City?

Accepted Answer

Over the 12 months ending September 2026, the Atlantic City market averaged 3,110 active Airbnb and VRBO listings, up 2% from a year earlier and up 28% over two years.

Question 2

How much do Airbnbs and VRBOs make in Atlantic City?

Accepted Answer

An average Atlantic City listing earns $38K/year. High-performing listings earn $82K, while low-performing listings earn $17K.

Question 3

How much does it cost to buy an Airbnb or VRBO property in Atlantic City?

Accepted Answer

Median Atlantic City home prices by size are 1-bedroom $235K, 2-bedroom $336K, 3-bedroom $447K, and 4+ bedroom $861K.

Question 4

What is the occupancy rate for Airbnb and VRBO in Atlantic City?

Accepted Answer

Average occupancy in Atlantic City is 28%, producing RevPAR of $84 per available night.

Question 5

Are short-term rentals legal in Atlantic City?

Accepted Answer

Rules vary across Atlantic City. Atlantic City: Lenient. Business license and hotel/motel tax registration required. No owner-occupancy rules or rental caps. Minimal enforcement; many hosts operate informally without compliance.
Ocean City: Moderate. Rental license required, annual inspections mandatory, zoning restrictions apply. Seasonal rental focus. Moderate enforcement with periodic compliance checks.
Brigantine: Lenient. Rental permits required with basic safety inspections. No occupancy mandates or density limits. Light enforcement; compliance largely voluntary in residential areas. Verify requirements for the property's jurisdiction.

Question 6

Is the Atlantic City Airbnb and VRBO market oversaturated?

Accepted Answer

The Atlantic City Airbnb and VRBO market does not show clear signs of oversaturation. Supply has grown 2% year-over-year, while RevPAR has increased 22%, suggesting demand is outpacing available supply.

Question 7

When is peak season for Airbnbs and VRBOs in Atlantic City?

Accepted Answer

RevPAR is highest in July and August; it is lowest in January and February.

Question 8

Which Airbnb and VRBO amenities matter most in Atlantic City?

Accepted Answer

The most common amenities are Air Conditioning (99%), Internet (98%), TV (97%). The strongest positive revenue associations are Bbq (+55%), Bicycles (+43%), Washing Machine (+41%).

Question 9

What is the average nightly rate for Airbnbs and VRBOs in Atlantic City?

Accepted Answer

Average daily rate in Atlantic City is $342, up 15% year-over-year. Rates peak in July and are lowest in January.

Question 10

How far in advance do guests book Airbnb and VRBO stays in Atlantic City?

Accepted Answer

Guests in Atlantic City book an average of 35 days in advance, up 12% from last year. Booking windows range from 27 days for 1-bedroom listings to 43 days for 4+ bedroom listings.

Question 11

Which days of the week perform best for Airbnbs and VRBOs in Atlantic City?

Accepted Answer

Booking demand is highest on Saturday and lowest on Tuesday. Nightly rates peak on Saturday and are lowest on Wednesday. Weekend occupancy is 67% higher than weekday occupancy.

Question 12

How is gross yield calculated?

Accepted Answer

For each eligible home, annual room-revenue potential is divided by a ZIP- and bedroom-matched home-value estimate. Groups show the median of those yields. Cleaning income is excluded. Gross yield is before expenses and financing.

Neighborhood	Revenue (potential)	Gross yield
1.Atlantic City	$36.6K 311 listings	14.3% 311 listings
2.Somers Point & Egg Harbor Township	$52.3K 27 listings	11.4% 27 listings
3.Brigantine	$56.7K 201 listings	9.2% 201 listings
4.Ventnor, Margate & Longport	$59.3K 110 listings	8.0% 110 listings
5.Ocean City	$54.1K 296 listings	7.7% 296 listings