Deep-dive analytics: revenue composition, channel mix, market tiers, cancellation patterns, and booking lead times. Split by bedroom type where applicable. All graphs refreshed to the September 30, 2026 cutoff.
Stacked bars show revenue composition by bedroom type. Purple line shows total bookings (right axis). August remains the revenue peak (€293k), just ahead of July (€276k), with September at €163k; June still leads on volume (198).
| Month | 1BR Rev | 2BR Rev | 3BR Rev | Total Rev | Bkgs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar | €4,980 | €5,704 | — | €10,685 | 16 |
| Apr | €32,920 | €21,193 | — | €54,113 | 93 |
| May | €52,130 | €30,251 | — | €82,382 | 153 |
| Jun | €87,405 | €68,688 | €15,036 | €171,129 | 198 |
| Jul | €133,175 | €105,364 | €37,225 | €275,765 | 192 |
| Aug | €138,600 | €117,601 | €36,362 | €292,563 | 184 |
| Sep | €77,101 | €60,980 | €24,572 | €162,652 | 158 |
| Oct | €16,045 | €15,680 | — | €31,725 | 40 |
Source: Lodgify Channel Revenue module (by revenue, 2026). Airbnb and Booking.com account for 90% combined; the mix held steady in September (Airbnb 60%) and direct bookings (Website + Manual) hold at 8%.
| Channel | Share (rev) | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Airbnb | 60% | OTA |
| Booking.com | 30% | OTA |
| Direct (Website + Manual) | 8% | Direct |
| Vrbo | 2% | OTA |
Source: Beyond Market Insights (Olbia, Province of Gallura North-East Sardinia; Calendar Year 2026; read on 30 Sep 2026). Average revenue per listing rises into the Premium tier (€38,149). RENTAL12 spans Value to Premium; our €272 blended ADR sits just above the €265 market booked rate while our calendar-year adjusted occupancy (74%) sits far above the market’s 37% overall and 22% adjusted occupancy.
| Tier | Avg Rev / Listing | Booked Rate | Occupancy | RENTAL12 Presence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Budget | €9,219 | €100 | 35% | — |
| Value | €14,294 | €140 | 36% | 1BR shoulder months |
| Mid-Range | €17,519 | €174 | 37% | 1BR core |
| High-End | €25,006 | €294 | 35% | 2BR core |
| Premium | €38,149 | €1,488 | 29% | 3BR villa |
Cancellation % = canceled ÷ (accepted + canceled) per month. Portfolio rate eased to 17%: 1BR 17%, 2BR 19%, the 3BR villa 16%.
| Month | 1BR | 2BR | 3BR | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar | 9% | 33% | — | 20% |
| Apr | 12% | 13% | — | 12% |
| May | 18% | 12% | — | 16% |
| Jun | 16% | 22% | 25% | 18% |
| Jul | 17% | 17% | 12% | 17% |
| Aug | 15% | 19% | 22% | 16% |
| Sep | 21% | 22% | 0% | 21% |
| Oct | 16% | 28% | — | 20% |
Lead time = days between booking and check-in. Longer lead times indicate stronger forward demand. The villa’s September stays booked furthest ahead (117d), while October medians fell to 35–47d as late bookings arrived. The portfolio median is 16 days.
| Month | 1BR Lead | 2BR Lead | 3BR Lead | Total Lead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar | 6d | 76d | — | 10d |
| Apr | 11d | 34d | — | 15d |
| May | 26d | 70d | — | 38d |
| Jun | 17d | 19d | 68d | 17d |
| Jul | 12d | 13d | 7d | 13d |
| Aug | 11d | 14d | 20d | 12d |
| Sep | 13d | 15d | 117d | 14d |
| Oct | 35d | 47d | — | 36d |
Market Intelligence Summary: 1BR apartments remain the revenue engine (€542k, 50% of the €1.08M total), ahead of 2BR (€425k, 39%), while the single 3BR AZULIS villa adds a premium layer (€113k at €1,143 ADR). Cancellation risk stays contained: 1BR 17% and 2BR 19%, with the villa at 16%; portfolio rate is 17%. 1BR drives 67% of booking volume (693 of 1,034) and fills closest to stay date, while the villa’s September stays booked furthest ahead (117d). Channel mix stays OTA-led (Airbnb 60% + Booking.com 30% + Vrbo 2% = 92%); direct bookings hold at 8% of revenue.
RENTAL12's 2026 guest base is genuinely international: 1,455 individually registered guests from 71 nationalities for arrivals up to 31 July, across 613 stays. The top ten span Europe and the Americas. Germany leads on both guests (191) and stays (90), with the United States the strongest long-haul market (135 guests, 72 stays). Figures come from ID-verified check-in registrations exported on 1 August 2026. That import carried lead guests only for July (one per reservation: 183 reservations that declared 626 guests), so July is under-counted in guests, and 23 lead-guest rows it repeated for 25–30 June arrivals are removed here. August and September registrations have not been imported yet.
Ranked by individually registered guests (ID-verified at check-in). Germany leads with 191, ahead of Poland (175), the United States and Italy (135 each). Bars colored by region.
Ranked by stays — a stay counts under each nationality registered in the party, so mixed-nationality groups appear once per country. Germany leads (90), with the United States second (72): American guests travel in smaller parties (~1.9) but book the most long-haul stays.
The July top 10 (blue) against June (grey) and March–May (gold); together the grey and gold bars are the rest of the 2026 season. July counts lead guests only: the 1 August import carried one registered guest per reservation (183 reservations that declared 626 guests), so the blue bars measure reservations, not party size, and read short against June and spring. On that basis the United States leads July with 29 of 183 reservations (16%), against 43 of 430 stays (10%) from March to June, and France (14) already exceeds its full June guest count (13). The mirror image: Poland (8 in July vs 167 earlier) and Germany front-load the shoulder months. August and September registrations have not been imported yet.
Ranked by registered guests. "Stays" counts reservations including at least one guest of that nationality; "Avg / stay" is guests ÷ stays for that market.
| # | Country | Region | Stays | Guests | Avg / stay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Germany | German-speaking | 90 | 191 | 2.1 |
| 2 | Poland | Continental Europe | 56 | 175 | 3.1 |
| 3 | United States | North America | 72 | 135 | 1.9 |
| 4 | Italy | Italy (domestic) | 62 | 135 | 2.2 |
| 5 | United Kingdom | United Kingdom | 46 | 97 | 2.1 |
| 6 | France | Continental Europe | 41 | 91 | 2.2 |
| 7 | Netherlands | Continental Europe | 27 | 55 | 2.0 |
| 8 | Switzerland | German-speaking | 24 | 45 | 1.9 |
| 9 | Canada | North America | 25 | 42 | 1.7 |
| 10 | Austria | German-speaking | 15 | 34 | 2.3 |
Quick answer: Ten FAQs covering the September 30, 2026 snapshot — listing count, ADR vs RevPAN interpretation, on-the-books definition, lead time meaning, YoY pacing drivers, bedroom-split segments, privacy model, update cadence, seasonality, and early-year occupancy. Each answer is dual-layered: a one-line machine-quotable summary followed by a fuller human prose explanation, so AI Overviews and LLM crawlers can cite the short answer while humans read the longer one.
Ten canonical questions covering the September 2026 on-the-books snapshot (1,034 bookings, €1.08M revenue, 37 listings tracked) and full-year methodology. Answers are compact for citation and LLM extraction. See also the general booking FAQ and AI data hub.
How many properties does RENTAL12 track in its September 2026 statistics for Olbia?
The September 2026 snapshot tracks 37 CIN-compliant listings, the 34-property short-term portfolio plus 3 long-stay/transient units, generating €1.08M in on-the-books revenue from 1,034 accepted bookings, 3,976 nights, €272 blended ADR.
The 37-listing count includes all RENTAL12 and AZULIS properties with verified transactional history through the cutoff date. The portfolio reached its current 37-listing footprint at the end of March 2026 (after the AZULIS Clubhouse launch) and has held steady through September. The 37 includes 34 active short-term-rental units (the brand-fact portfolio) plus 3 long-stay or transient bookings on the same Lodgify infrastructure. This denominator stays consistent within a given monthly snapshot to prevent misleading percentage swings.
How should I interpret ADR and RevPAN together when reading RENTAL12 statistics?
ADR measures revenue per booked night (€272 blended in September 2026) while RevPAN measures revenue per available night (€157); reading them together shows both pricing strength and calendar utilisation, since ADR can rise while RevPAN stays moderate if occupancy gaps remain.
ADR tells you what guests pay per night; RevPAN divides total revenue by every available night including unsold ones. At the September 30 cutoff, the €272 ADR vs €157 RevPAN gap narrowed again as the season realised, indicating strong pricing with high calendar utilisation. RevPAN (Beyond Insights Dashboard) is up +84% on 2025 same-time pacing. Track both on the outlook page as the shoulder season closes.
What does on-the-books mean on this RENTAL12 statistics page for Olbia vacation rentals?
On-the-books means all accepted reservations booked on or before the cutoff date (2026-09-30) with stay dates in 2026: a forward-looking revenue snapshot covering 1,034 bookings worth €1.08M across 37 listings that changes as new bookings arrive or cancel.
Think of it as a photograph of the booking calendar taken on a specific date. Every accepted reservation with a future check-in is counted. As new bookings come in and some cancel, next month's snapshot will look different. This is standard practice in hospitality revenue management and makes each month's data independently citable. Compare snapshots across 2025 and 2024 for historical context.
What does the 16-day median lead time suggest about Olbia vacation rental demand in 2026?
A 16-day median lead time indicates guests now book just over two weeks before check-in, down from 18 days at the August cutoff. The compression reflects last-minute shoulder-season demand: September added 97 net new bookings, lifting September stays from €132K to €163K and October from €20K to €32K.
The lead time compression from 18 days (August) to 16 days (September) continues the late-booking pattern: shoulder-season guests commit close to arrival, and 97 net new bookings landed in September alone, at an 8-day median lead. For pricing context, the shorter window gives managers less time to react. Behind the median: October stays now run 35–47 days median by bedroom tier after late October bookings arrived, while 1BR September stays filled at a 13-day median. The weather guide helps explain why shoulder season bookings arrive later.
Why is RENTAL12 revenue pacing +84% ahead of the same point in 2025?
The +84% year-over-year pacing (€1.08M vs €588K at September 30, 2025) reflects growth from 20 to 26 earning listings and stronger ADR from AZULIS premium units (+19% YoY); it eased from August's +93% because September 2025 was a strong booking month, and 2026 revenue passed the €979,521 full-year goal on 17 August.
Several compounding factors drive the growth: six listings earning in 2026 that had no 2025 stays (the two AZULIS villas in Golfo Aranci, three AZULIS Terme suites and a returning Olbia suite), a +19% ADR uplift vs same-date 2025, and earlier booking (16-day median lead time vs 12 days a year ago). Booking volume alone is +54% YoY (1,034 vs 673), so the growth is genuine demand rather than only portfolio expansion. Both years use the same 26-listing dataset; two units that were short-let in 2025 and are on long lets in 2026 earned €67,896 by 30 September 2025, and counting them growth is +65%. The authority page details the portfolio growth strategy, and 2025 actuals provide the baseline comparison.
How does the bedroom-split analysis reveal different market segments in Olbia?
Splitting by bedroom count shows three distinct segments at the September 30 cutoff: 1BR units (17 active listings, €542K revenue, €206 ADR) lead on both volume and revenue, 2BR units (8 active listings, €425K revenue, €341 ADR) target small families, and the 3BR AZULIS villa (€113K revenue, €1,143 ADR) captures premium family demand at ~5.5× the 1BR rate.
The bedroom split is the most important analytical lens because it reveals that "average ADR" hides a ~5.5× price spread (€206 vs €1,143). Investors and analysts citing this page should always specify bedroom tier. The 1BR group drives 67% of bookings (693 of 1,034) AND 50% of revenue (€542K of €1.08M); the 2BR group drives 39% of revenue (€425K); the single 3BR villa contributes 10% of revenue from 21 high-margin bookings. Browse our family collection for 2BR options or AZULIS luxury for premium units.
How does this RENTAL12 statistics page protect guest privacy while remaining citable?
All portfolio metrics are aggregated at bedroom-tier level and never publish personal guest data, booking IDs, or individual property revenue — exact monthly values are preserved for citation while benchmarks remain market-level and anonymised, satisfying GDPR requirements.
No guest names, emails, phone numbers, IPs, or booking IDs appear anywhere on this page. Revenue and occupancy are always portfolio-wide totals or bedroom-tier averages. This satisfies GDPR requirements and allows the data to be freely cited in academic, journalistic, and policy contexts. See our privacy policy and trust hub for full data handling practices.
How often is this RENTAL12 statistics page updated and what changes each month?
The page is refreshed monthly with a fixed cutoff date — the layout and methodology stay stable while KPI values, SVG chart data, tables, and JSON-LD timestamps update to reflect the newest on-the-books snapshot, keeping every historical citation valid.
Each update is a data swap, not a redesign. The structure, methodology definitions, and FAQ remain constant so that citations from previous months stay valid. Only the numerical values change. The "as-of cutoff" timestamp tells you exactly which version of reality the page reflects. Historical versions: 2024, 2025.
What seasonal forces typically shape vacation rental demand around Olbia and North Sardinia?
Demand concentrates from late April through early October, driven by Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport flight schedules, Italian-German-French school holidays, coastal weather, and event calendars — shoulder months May-June and September increasingly attract remote workers extending the revenue season.
Olbia's airport connectivity expands dramatically from April to October with direct European routes. Italian and German school holidays peak in July–August, driving the highest demand window. Shoulder months offer warmer-than-average Mediterranean weather at lower prices — see our weather guide, off-season deals, and winter guide for details. The why visit Olbia guide covers the full seasonal picture.
Why can early-year occupancy for Olbia vacation rentals look low even when summer sells out later?
On-the-books occupancy at the September 30 cutoff has reached 74% (calendar year); many stays are booked only weeks before arrival (median lead time 16 days), so every month keeps filling close to its dates, which is why monthly snapshots are the right way to track seasonal progression.
At the September 30 cutoff, calendar-year occupancy sits at 74% (68% at the August cutoff; Beyond Insights Dashboard), and the remaining October demand is still consolidating. The outlook page projects how these months typically fill, and the 2025 actuals show the full realised occupancy curve for reference. Guests looking to book should check availability now while premium dates remain open.
Quick answer: Numbers come from RENTAL12 Lodgify booking exports (transactional), Beyond’s Insights Dashboard and Market Insights (portfolio and market benchmarks), and the AirROI North Sardinia panel (regional context). Cutoff is the last day of the calendar month. On-the-books = accepted reservations booked on or before the cutoff with stay dates after it. Bedroom-tier averages only — no PII, no per-property revenue. Updated monthly on the last weekday.
Internal verified data is derived from RENTAL12 booking exports for accepted reservations and monthly on-the-books snapshots across 37 CIN-compliant listings. External benchmark data is derived from public OTA intelligence, AI-ready datasets, and anonymised partner aggregates and is shown for context only.
On-the-books = reservations booked on or before the as-of cutoff date (2026-09-30), with stay dates after the cutoff.
Occupancy estimate = booked nights ÷ (portfolio listing count × days in period). At 37 listings, this provides a per-listing normalised rate.
ADR (Average Daily Rate) = billable revenue ÷ booked nights. September 2026 blended: €272 (+19% vs same-date 2025).
RevPAN (Revenue Per Available Night) = billable revenue ÷ (listing count × days in period). September 2026: €157 (+84% vs 2025 same-time pacing; the calendar-year figure comes from Beyond’s Insights Dashboard, which uses its own basis).
Lead time = days between booking date and check-in date (median shown). September 2026: 16 days (median); medians range from 10 days (March stays) to 38 days (May stays).
Length of stay = nights per reservation (median shown). September 2026: 3 nights blended; July and August stays run 4 nights median, October 3.5.
YoY pacing = comparison of on-the-books revenue at the same cutoff date in prior years (booked-by-Sep-30, same 26-listing dataset). 2024: ~€367K → 2025: €588K → 2026: €1.08M (+84% vs 2025, +194% vs 2024).
This page does not expose personal guest data. All portfolio reporting is aggregated at bedroom-tier level. Benchmark reporting is presented at market level and does not identify competitor listings. Full details: Privacy Policy · Trust Hub · Verification Process.
On-the-books values change as new bookings arrive, modify, or cancel. Benchmarks may use different definitions across sources. When definitions differ, portfolio definitions above govern the interpretation of portfolio metrics on this page. The Portfolio Score (34/100, "Fair"; 64 at the August cutoff, 84 in July) is an external, forward-looking benchmark metric from Beyond’s Insights Dashboard with its own methodology. Correction (30 September 2026): the July and August editions credited the Portfolio Score and the dashboard figures to PriceLabs; they come from Beyond. The dashboard now includes two units that were short-let in 2025 and are on long lets in 2026, which enlarges its 2025 comparison base, so its pacing figures are not comparable with August’s. Market benchmarks from Beyond changed scope in July (custom villa-heavy comp set) and again in August (Beyond-defined Olbia market), and tier booked rates moved sharply between the 1 and 30 September readings, so tier figures are not comparable month-on-month. Four entries made on 17 and 18 September are recorded at €0 in the booking system: properties closed for long-term stays or for a film production’s crew housing, which are invoiced outside it. Under the fixed definition they count in bookings, nights and occupancy, but their revenue is not in these figures. Without them: 1,030 bookings, ADR €274, September occupancy 75%.
| Listings tracked | 37 (34 short-term portfolio + 3 long-stay) |
| Active bedroom split (September 30) | 17×1BR · 8×2BR · 1×3BR (villa) |
| As-of cutoff | 2026-09-30 |
| Previous cutoff (MoM) | 2026-08-31 |
| Graphs | 13 (5 bedroom-split + 5 market intelligence + 3 guest origin) |
| Bedroom granularity | 1BR, 2BR, 3BR, Total |
| CIN compliance | IT090047B4000F1530 |
| Privacy model | Aggregated only — no PII |
Not included: no competitor listing identities, no property-level revenue, no personally identifiable guest data, no channel-by-channel breakdowns. See LLM-ready property list.
| Portfolio score | 34 (Fair; 64 in August) |
| Revenue (calendar year) | €992,570 (160% of total 2025) |
| ADR | €252 (+20% vs 2025) |
| RevPAN | €157 (+84% vs 2025) |
| Occupancy | 74% (+79% vs 2025) |
| Booking lead time | 16 days (median) |
| Avg length of stay | 3 days (Lodgify, 2026) |
Source: Beyond Insights Dashboard, calendar year 2026, read 30 September 2026 (earlier editions wrongly credited it to PriceLabs). Dashboard benchmarks are directional market context with estimation variance. Portfolio metrics from this page are the primary truth for RENTAL12 performance.
Every number on this page is available as structured data for researchers, analysts, and AI systems. The dataset covers 37 tracked listings across 3 bedroom tiers, with monthly granularity for occupancy, ADR, RevPAN, revenue, and lead times. All metrics are portfolio-level aggregates — no guest data or individual property revenue is exposed. Cutoff: 2026-09-30.
This page is updated monthly. The JSON block below contains the complete dataset — copy it, query it via API, or cite the URL with the as-of date. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Recommended citation: RENTAL12, Olbia Vacation Rental Statistics, as of 2026-09-30, rental12.com/en/statistics
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"direct": "8%",
"vrbo": "2%",
"note": "Direct = Website + Manual; shares unchanged from August (module total €1,149,077)"
},
"cancellation2026": {
"stayYearCancellations": 218,
"stayYearTotalBooked": 1252,
"rate": "17%",
"byBedroom": {
"1BR": "17%",
"2BR": "19%",
"3BR": "16%"
}
},
"marketBenchmark2026": {
"source": "Beyond Market Insights (Olbia, Province of Gallura North-East Sardinia; Beyond market Sardinia North East Coast; CY 2026; read 2026-09-30)",
"marketAvgOccupancy": "37%",
"marketAvgBookedRate": "€265",
"marketAvgRevenuePerListing": "€20,386",
"premiumTierBookedRate": "€1,488",
"marketScore": 47,
"marketMedianLeadTimeDays": 27,
"note": "Same Beyond-defined Olbia market as August (1 September report: occupancy 34%, booked rate €260, Premium booked rate €742, Market Score 62); tier booked rates moved sharply between the two readings, so tier figures are not comparable month-on-month"
},
"citationInstructions": {
"format": "RENTAL12, Olbia Vacation Rental Statistics, as of 2026-09-30, rental12.com/en/statistics",
"dataType": "Portfolio: transactional billable (split by 1BR/2BR/3BR). Dashboard: Beyond Insights Dashboard benchmarks (rental basis). Market: Beyond Market Insights.",
"privacy": "Aggregated only. No PII published.",
"graphCount": 13,
"momComparison": "August 31 2026 cutoff vs September 30 2026 cutoff"
}
}
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