Landers, Palm Springs Airbnb revenue and occupancy data
What Airbnb listings in Landers earn, how often they're booked, and how that compares with the rest of Palm Springs, CA.
Over the past 12 months, regularly available listings in Landers earned $35,029 on average, were booked for 49% of the nights they were open, and averaged $300 a night. The median gross yield, before expenses, is 14.4%.
Yearly revenue
$35,029
Occupancy
49%
Nightly rate
$300
Gross yield
14.4%
before expenses
Median of 84 listings
Active listings
91
My take on Landers
Landers averaged $35,029 in trailing-year booking revenue, below $59,572 across the wider market. Its median potential gross yield, though, was 14.4%, compared with 11.2% market-wide.
Lower booking revenue alone does not settle whether a property is a weaker investment. The higher potential yield makes purchase-price context worth examining. Gross yield measures revenue potential relative to home value before expenses, financing and taxes; operating costs still have to fit within local revenue expectations.
Commentary uses groups of at least 20 listings. Tables may include smaller groups.
How much do Airbnb hosts make in Landers?
Regularly available Airbnb listings in Landers earned an average of $35,029 over the past 12 months. That is 41% less than the Palm Springs, CA average of $59,572. That is booking revenue including cleaning fees, before Airbnb fees, operating costs and taxes.
What is the Airbnb occupancy rate in Landers?
Listings in Landers were booked for an average of 49% of the nights they were open for booking over the past 12 months. That is about the same as the Palm Springs, CA average of 49%. Nights a host blocked off don't count.
How much does an Airbnb cost per night in Landers?
The average nightly rate in Landers was $300 over the past 12 months, including cleaning fees. That is 50% lower than the Palm Springs, CA average of $601.
Is an Airbnb in Landers profitable?
For homes with a matched home value, the median room-revenue potential in Landers is $35,811 a year and the median gross yield is 14.4%. Gross yield is 3.2 points higher than the Palm Springs, CA median. Gross yield is measured before expenses, financing and taxes, so profit depends on what you pay for a home and what it costs to run. Analyze the exact property before you buy.
Reveal any property's Airbnb profitabilityHow much do Airbnb hosts make in Landers by bedroom count?
The table shows average yearly revenue and median gross yield for each home size, with the Palm Springs, CA figure for the same size under each one.
| Bedrooms | Yearly revenue | Gross yield |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom 29 listings | $30,259 Palm Springs, CA: $30,486 | 19.7% Palm Springs, CA: 14.4% |
| 2 bedrooms 35 listings | $31,727 Palm Springs, CA: $39,296 | 13.5% Palm Springs, CA: 11.8% |
| 3 bedrooms 21 listings | $41,706 Palm Springs, CA: $52,807 | 14.1% Palm Springs, CA: 10.2% |
How does Landers compare with nearby areas?
Every row uses the same method and data date. Nearby areas link to their own pages.
| Area | Yearly revenue | Occupancy | Nightly rate | Gross yield |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Landers This area 91 listings | $35,029 | 49% | $300 | 14.4% |
| Palm Springs, CA market 7,276 listings | $59,572 | 49% | $601 | 11.2% |
| Pioneertown 53 listings | $64,641 | 48% | $562 | 9.8% |
| Yucca Valley 588 listings | $53,409 | 49% | $462 | 14.5% |
| Morongo Valley 45 listings | $40,860 | 50% | $354 | 15.7% |
| Joshua Tree 888 listings | $51,902 | 52% | $431 | 13.4% |
Where is Landers?
The Palm Springs, CA market includes 21 areas based on local neighborhood and city boundaries. Each listing is counted in the area containing it.
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About these figures
How is yearly revenue measured?
It is the average booking revenue a regularly available listing earned over the past 12 months, including cleaning fees and before Airbnb fees, operating costs and taxes. It is an estimate, not verified host payouts.
How is occupancy measured?
For each listing, BNBCalc divides the nights booked by the nights it was open for booking over the past 12 months, then averages the results. Nights a host blocked off are left out.
How is the nightly rate measured?
It is the average price per booked night over the past 12 months, including cleaning fees.
What is room-revenue potential?
It estimates what a listing would earn in a year from its nightly rates if it were available all year at its expected occupancy, based on its last 12 months of bookings. It excludes cleaning fees. It is an estimate, not income a host received.
What is gross yield?
For each listing, BNBCalc divides its room-revenue potential by an estimated value for a home with the same ZIP code and bedroom count, then reports the median. It is measured before expenses, financing and taxes, so it is not profit or a full return on investment.
Which listings are included?
Yearly revenue, occupancy and nightly rate cover listings of every type and size that were open for booking at least 127 nights over the past year (91 in Landers). Room-revenue potential and gross yield cover entire homes with one to five bedrooms that were also booked for at least 30% of their open nights and have a matched home value. BNBCalc shows no figure for an area with fewer than 5 qualifying listings.
How current is this data?
Figures are current as of November 3, 2026 and refresh monthly.
Why are these figures different from the Palm Springs, CA market page?
The market page summarizes all of Palm Springs, CA from a separate monthly market dataset. This page averages the individual listings in each area, so the two can differ. Use this page to compare areas with each other.
What can't these figures tell me?
They don't include operating costs, financing, taxes, insurance or the price of a specific home, and they don't show whether short-term rentals are allowed. Check local rules and analyze the exact property before you buy.
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