StayRadarAvailableSee what is happening in your municipality’s short-term rental market, area by area.
Where are short-term rentals concentrated? Which listings may need a closer look? How is the market changing? Move from scattered information to a shared basis for decisions.
Start with active listings and see where they are concentrated: in the centre, near visitor destinations or in residential areas.
Listings are set beside registration information to show what may need checking. Monitoring directs attention; your team makes the assessment.
Historical activity separates a one-off snapshot from a longer pattern, such as seasonal demand or a growing accommodation stock.
Tourism, housing and planning teams work from the same evidence.
Each signal carries the context needed to check it.
UTEM and UPN add the registration side to market activity.
A potential registration gap is a starting point for review. Listing details, geographic context and local requirements need to be considered together before an authority draws a conclusion. StayRadar helps make those relationships visible so your team can concentrate on the assessment.
StayRadar shows the rental market. UTEM and UPN explain registration, and citytax App handles tourist tax.
Active accommodation listings, their geographic distribution and changes over time. The aim is a shared local overview for municipal, tourism, housing and planning teams, rather than separate snapshots held by each department.
No. A potential gap needs further review against registration information, property details and the rules applying to that territory. Monitoring helps direct attention; the responsible authority remains in charge of assessment.
Tell us the municipality or region you cover, the questions your team needs to answer and what registration information is available. We can discuss the appropriate scope, local context and requirements for your team.
