Maximizing Occupancy and Revenue for Crescent Shores S-1112: A Dynamic Rental Strategy

By | July 29, 2025
0 Comment

Executive Summary & Strategic Overview

This report presents a comprehensive analysis and strategic framework for optimizing the rental performance of Crescent Shores S-1112 in North Myrtle Beach. The primary objective is to transition from the current static, rule-based rental approach to a dynamic, data-informed revenue management model designed to significantly reduce unrented “gap days” and maximize annual gross rental income.

The core challenge identified is that rigid booking rules, such as fixed minimum stays and mandatory Saturday check-ins, are misaligned with the fluctuating demand patterns of the North Myrtle Beach market, inevitably creating unbookable calendar gaps.1 The proposed solution is a fundamental strategic shift centered on adaptability and market responsiveness. This new model is built upon three foundational pillars:

  1. Seasonal Adaptation: Recognizing and catering to the three distinct rental seasons—Peak, Shoulder, and the lucrative “Snowbird” season—each with unique traveler profiles and booking behaviors.
  2. Event-Driven Demand Capture: Systematically identifying and capitalizing on high-demand periods generated by local festivals, holidays, and events with a tiered pricing and stay-restriction strategy that far surpasses a simple flat-rate premium.
  3. Dynamic Gap Mitigation: Implementing proactive and reactive tactics to prevent the formation of “orphan nights” and to fill them efficiently when they do occur.

By adopting the recommendations outlined herein, the property owner can expect a marked improvement in occupancy rates, a reduction in operational friction, and a substantial increase in overall profitability.

Analysis of North Myrtle Beach Rental Seasons & Demand Patterns

A successful rental strategy is predicated on a nuanced understanding of the market’s cyclical nature. The North Myrtle Beach market is not a monolith; it is composed of at least three distinct micro-markets that operate on a seasonal cycle. Applying a single set of booking rules across these periods is a primary source of lost revenue.

Peak Season (Late May – Mid-August): The Family Vacation Engine

The peak season, running from Memorial Day weekend through mid-August, is the high-water mark for demand in the Grand Strand. This period is overwhelmingly driven by family vacations, timed to coincide with summer school breaks.4 During these months, all area attractions are fully operational, the weather is optimal for beach and pool activities, and the area experiences its largest crowds.6 Historically, booking patterns have been dominated by week-long, Saturday-to-Saturday rentals, a practice still enforced by many large property management companies.9 While this creates a predictable rhythm, this very rigidity is a principal cause of lost income through calendar gaps.

Economically, this season commands the highest average daily rates (ADR), with July being the busiest and most expensive month of the year.6 However, it is also the period of greatest competition, as every available rental is on the market.5 Your property, Crescent Shores S-1112, is a four-bedroom unit, making it ideally suited for the core peak season demographic: large families or multiple families vacationing together.13

Shoulder Seasons (March-May & September-October): The Savvy Traveler’s Choice

The spring and fall shoulder seasons are widely regarded by locals and seasoned visitors as the best time to be in Myrtle Beach.7 These periods offer a compelling combination of pleasant weather, significantly smaller crowds, and more attractive pricing compared to the summer peak.4

Demand during these months shifts to a more diverse set of traveler profiles. This includes golfers flocking to the area for the prime spring and fall golf seasons, couples seeking a quieter getaway, and attendees of the numerous festivals and events that anchor the calendar.7 Key demand drivers include the Run to the Sun Car Show in March, the World Famous Blue Crab Festival in May, the Myrtle Beach Bike Week Fall Rally in late September, and the Irish Italian International Festival in September.7 Booking patterns reflect this shift, with a higher prevalence of shorter stays (3-5 nights) and a strong preference for weekend travel, making flexible check-in and check-out days essential. The shoulder seasons represent a critical opportunity for revenue maximization, offering a “sweet spot” of strong ADR and high occupancy with less competitive pressure than the summer months.4

Off-Peak “Snowbird” Season (November – February): The Long-Term Stay Goldmine

The period from November through February is often mischaracterized as the “off-peak” season. While short-term tourist traffic is at its lowest, this timeframe presents a distinct and highly valuable opportunity for long-term monthly rentals. The primary market consists of “Snowbirds”—retirees, remote workers, and others from colder northern climates in the U.S. and Canada seeking an extended, affordable coastal escape.21

This market is not seeking a weekend trip; it is defined by monthly bookings of 28 consecutive nights or more, often extending for the entire winter.21 These renters book well in advance and look for fully furnished, comfortable accommodations that can serve as a “home away from home”.22 While the effective nightly rate is substantially lower, the benefits of securing a single, long-term tenant are immense. A single three-month booking results in guaranteed revenue with minimal operational costs: one check-in, one check-out, one deep cleaning, and significantly less guest communication and wear-and-tear compared to dozens of short stays over the same period.

Critically, a major financial incentive exists for these long-term stays: rentals of 90 or more consecutive days are exempt from South Carolina’s 10-12% accommodations tax.22 This represents a massive savings for the guest and is a powerful marketing tool that should be central to the off-season strategy.

Event-Driven Demand Calendar & Pricing Strategy

A reactive rental strategy waits for demand; a proactive strategy anticipates it. The North Myrtle Beach area hosts a robust calendar of annual events that create “compression,” where demand temporarily outstrips supply, granting significant pricing power to property owners. A flat 5% surcharge for major holidays dramatically undervalues this opportunity. A tiered, event-specific approach is necessary to capture the full revenue potential of these periods.

Identifying High-Impact Events (2025-2026)

Events can be categorized into three tiers based on their impact on accommodation demand across the Grand Strand.

  • Tier 1 (Massive Impact): These are destination events that draw tens of thousands of visitors, causing widespread sell-outs and justifying the highest pricing premiums and most restrictive booking policies.
  • Carolina Country Music Fest (CCMF): June 5-8, 2025.18
  • Myrtle Beach Bike Week Spring Rally: May 9-18, 2025.7
  • Myrtle Beach Bike Week Fall Rally: September 29 – October 5, 2025.19
  • Major Holiday Weekends: Memorial Day (May 26, 2025), Fourth of July (July 4, 2025), and Labor Day (September 1, 2025) consistently generate peak demand.4
  • Tier 2 (Significant Impact): These events create noticeable demand spikes, especially over weekends, and can support moderate price increases and extended minimum stays.
  • Run to the Sun Car Show: March 13-15, 2025.7
  • World Famous Blue Crab Festival: May 17-18, 2025.7
  • Myrtle Beach Classic (PGA TOUR event): May 8-11, 2025.18
  • Irish Italian International Festival: September 27, 2025.19
  • SOS Fall Migration (Shag Dancing Festival): September 10-21, 2025.29
  • Tier 3 (Localized/Niche Impact): These events provide a consistent lift in demand and are excellent opportunities for filling shoulder-season weekends and marketing to specific interest groups.
  • Music on Main Concert Series: Recurring throughout the summer.30
  • The Great Christmas Light Show: Late November to late December.28
  • Restaurant Week South Carolina: Mid-January.28
  • Can-Am Days (Canadian Spring Break): Mid-March.7

Event Impact & Pricing Analysis Table (2025-2026)

The following table provides an actionable framework for adjusting pricing and booking rules around key events. This data-driven approach replaces arbitrary surcharges with targeted strategies designed to maximize revenue during periods of peak demand.

Event Name2025/2026 DatesImpact TierTarget AudienceRecommended Min. StayRecommended Pricing Premium
Can-Am DaysMarch 8-16, 20253Canadian Families3 Nights+15-25%
Run to the Sun Car ShowMarch 13-15, 20252Car Enthusiasts3 Nights+30-50%
Myrtle Beach Classic (PGA)May 8-11, 20252Golf Fans4 Nights+40-60%
Bike Week Spring RallyMay 9-18, 20251Motorcycle Enthusiasts5 Nights+75-125%
Blue Crab FestivalMay 17-18, 20252Families, Foodies3 Nights+30-40%
Memorial Day WeekendMay 23-26, 20251Families4 Nights+50-75%
Carolina Country Music FestJune 5-8, 20251Music Fans4-5 Nights+100-150%
Fourth of July WeekJuly 4, 20251Families7 Nights+75-100%
Labor Day WeekendAug 29 – Sep 1, 20251Families4 Nights+50-75%
SOS Fall MigrationSep 10-21, 20252Dancers, Retirees3 Nights+25-40%
Irish Italian FestivalSep 27, 20252Families, Festival-goers3 Nights+30-40%
Bike Week Fall RallySep 29 – Oct 5, 20251Motorcycle Enthusiasts4 Nights+60-90%
ThanksgivingNov 27, 20253Families3 Nights+20-30%
Christmas / New Year’sDec 24, 2025 – Jan 1, 20263Families, Snowbirds4 Nights+25-40%

Critical Evaluation of Your Current Rental Rule Suggestions

The provided suggestions represent a positive first step toward a more structured rental strategy. However, when analyzed against market data and revenue management best practices, they reveal several critical weaknesses that will inhibit occupancy and leave significant revenue unrealized.

  • Rules 1 & 5 (Winter Season): “Start any day, 4-day minimum.”
    The flexibility of allowing any start day is appropriate for this season. The flaw lies in the 4-day minimum stay requirement. This rule is fundamentally misaligned with the primary market for this period: “Snowbirds” seeking monthly rentals.21 A 4-day minimum is too short to appeal to them and simultaneously too long to capture the smaller market of travelers looking for a quick 2 or 3-night winter weekend getaway. This policy attempts to serve two markets and effectively serves neither, discouraging the most lucrative long-term renters.
  • Rule 2 (Peak Season): “Must begin on Saturdays, 7-day minimum.”
    This is the most financially detrimental rule proposed. While it reflects a traditional booking pattern common in the area, its rigidity is a direct and primary cause of unrentable gap days.1 Consider a scenario where Guest A books Saturday to Saturday. Guest B wishes to book the following week, but cannot arrive until Sunday. Under this rule, Guest B’s booking would be rejected, creating an unfillable 6-day gap and losing an entire week’s revenue. This policy prioritizes an outdated operational convenience over maximizing occupancy and income.
  • Rule 3 (Major Holidays): “Priced according to your schedule plus 5%.”
    While correctly identifying these holidays as high-demand periods, the proposed 5% premium is a severe undervaluation. These are Tier 1 compression events where demand far exceeds supply.4 Competing properties using dynamic pricing will be applying premiums of 50%, 75%, or even higher.12 A 5% increase effectively makes your property one of the cheapest options during the highest-demand weekends of the year, leaving a substantial amount of potential revenue on the table.
  • Rule 4 (Fall Shoulder Season): “Start any day, 4-day minimum, priced plus 5%.”
    This period, from late September to the beginning of November, is a vibrant shoulder season packed with events like the Bike Week Fall Rally and the Little River ShrimpFest.19 The “start any day” flexibility is excellent. However, the 4-day minimum can still be too restrictive for attendees of weekend-centric festivals. More importantly, the flat 5% price increase is an arbitrary and inadequate response to the specific, high-demand weekends that occur within this timeframe.

A Dynamic Strategy for Maximizing Year-Round Occupancy

To eliminate gaps and maximize revenue, a static, “set it and forget it” approach must be replaced with a dynamic framework that adapts to seasonality, booking lead time, and real-time calendar conditions. This strategy is composed of three interconnected components: dynamic minimum stays, dynamic pricing, and a specific plan for mitigating gap days.

The Dynamic Minimum Stay Framework

This model replaces a single minimum stay rule per season with a tiered system that automatically relaxes restrictions as the check-in date approaches. This ensures that you hold out for longer, more valuable bookings far in advance but become more flexible to fill remaining availability closer to the date.35

  • Peak Season Example (June – August):
  • More than 90 days in advance: Maintain a 7-night minimum stay, but allow for either Saturday or Sunday check-in/out. This small change doubles the potential for back-to-back weekly bookings.
  • Between 30 and 90 days in advance: If gaps remain, automatically relax the minimum stay to 5 nights with flexible check-in/out days.
  • Less than 30 days in advance: Relax the minimum stay to 3 nights to capture last-minute travelers and fill any remaining empty dates.
  • Shoulder Season Example (March – May & September – October):
  • More than 60 days in advance: Set a 4-night minimum stay to encourage longer bookings.
  • Less than 60 days in advance: Reduce the minimum stay to 2 nights for weekdays and 3 nights for weekends to align with the travel patterns of festival-goers and weekend visitors.
  • Snowbird Season Example (November – February):
  • Initially: Set a 28-night minimum stay to prioritize and attract monthly renters.
  • Within 60 days of arrival: If a long-term booking has not been secured for a particular month, open the calendar to shorter stays (3-night minimum) to capture any available short-term demand.

The Dynamic Pricing Model

Dynamic pricing ensures your rates are always competitive and responsive to market demand. This involves setting a seasonal base rate and then layering automated adjustments. This can be achieved through the built-in rule-sets on platforms like VRBO and Airbnb or, more effectively, through a third-party tool like PriceLabs.36

  1. Establish Seasonal Base Rates: Analyze competitor pricing for similar 4-bedroom oceanfront condos at Crescent Shores and nearby buildings to set a competitive base nightly rate for each of the three seasons.12
  2. Layer Automated Adjustments:
  • Weekend Premiums: Automatically apply a 15-30% price increase for all Friday and Saturday nights, particularly in the shoulder seasons.
  • Event Premiums: Implement the tiered premiums from the Event Impact Table in Section 3. For a Tier 1 event like CCMF, the rate should increase by 100% or more.
  • Last-Minute Discounts: For any unbooked nights, automatically apply a gradual discount as the date gets closer (e.g., 10% off within 14 days, 25% off within 3 days). This helps capture last-minute bookings without requiring manual intervention.1 This discount should never drop your rate below a pre-calculated minimum profitability threshold.

The Gap Day (“Orphan Night”) Mitigation Plan

“Orphan nights” are the 1- to 3-day unbookable gaps left between two longer reservations, created by minimum stay rules.1 A specific plan is required to fill them.

  1. Automated Gap Rules: Configure your booking platform to automatically override minimum stay rules specifically for orphan days. If a 2-day gap exists in your peak-season calendar, the system should automatically allow a 2-night booking for that specific slot only, even if the general rule for that period is 7 nights.1
  2. Strategic Gap Pricing: Apply an automatic, aggressive discount (e.g., 15-25%) only to these identified gap nights. This makes them highly attractive to flexible travelers searching for a short stay and increases their visibility in platform search results.2
  3. Proactive Guest Outreach: The most effective way to fill a 1- or 2-night gap is to sell it to an existing guest.
  • Offer Early Check-in: Contact the guest arriving after the gap: “We’ve noticed the night before your arrival is available. As a thank you for booking with us, we’d like to offer you an early start to your vacation. You can add the extra night for a 25% discount.”.47
  • Offer Late Check-out: Contact the guest departing before the gap: “Not ready for your vacation to end? The night of your departure is currently open. We’d be happy to extend your stay by one night at a 25% discount.”.47

Recommended Dynamic Booking Rules by Season

SeasonDatesPrimary Target GuestBase Min. Stay (>90 Days Out)Dynamic Min. Stay (<30 Days Out)Check-in/Out FlexibilityCore Pricing Strategy
PeakJune – AugustFamilies7 Nights3 NightsSat/Sun Check-in/out OnlyHighest Base Rate + Event Premiums
ShoulderMar-May, Sep-OctCouples, Golfers, Festival-goers4 Nights2 Nights (Weekday) / 3 Nights (Weekend)Any DayMid-Tier Base Rate + Weekend/Event Premiums
SnowbirdNov – FebRetirees, Remote Workers28 Nights3 Nights (if unbooked <60 days out)Any DayLowest Base Rate, Marketed as Monthly Pkg.

Strategic Recommendations & Implementation Roadmap

Transitioning to a dynamic rental strategy requires a series of deliberate actions. The following roadmap prioritizes these steps to ensure a smooth and effective implementation that will begin yielding results immediately.

Prioritized Action Plan

  1. Immediately Revise Peak Season Rules: The first and most impactful change is to abandon the mandatory Saturday-to-Saturday rule for the peak season. Implement a 7-night minimum stay but allow for both Saturday and Sunday check-in and check-out days. This simple adjustment instantly doubles the potential for seamless, back-to-back weekly bookings and opens your property to a wider audience whose travel plans may not align with a rigid Saturday schedule.
  2. Implement the Event-Based Pricing Strategy: Proactively manage your 2025 and 2026 calendar. Using the Event Impact Table from Section 3, manually input custom rates and minimum stay requirements for all Tier 1 and Tier 2 events. This ensures you capture the high-value bookings for these periods early, before they are booked at your lower base rate.
  3. Optimize for the “Snowbird” Season: Immediately update your property descriptions on all listing platforms (VRBO, Airbnb, etc.) for the upcoming winter. Use headlines that explicitly market to this audience, such as “Spacious 4BR Oceanfront | Ideal for Snowbirds | Tax-Free 90+ Day Stays Available!” Set attractive, all-inclusive monthly rates for November 2025 through February 2026 to capture early long-term bookings.
  4. Adopt a Dynamic Pricing Tool: While manual adjustments are effective, long-term success and optimization are best achieved through automation. Invest in a subscription to a dynamic pricing service like PriceLabs or Wheelhouse. These tools integrate with your listing calendar and automate the daily price adjustments based on market demand, seasonality, and competitor pricing, saving time and maximizing revenue.34
  5. Establish a Gap Day Mitigation Protocol: Create pre-written template messages to streamline the process of upselling guests adjacent to 1- and 2-day gaps. When a gap appears, you can quickly send these messages offering a discounted rate to extend their stay, which is often the most efficient way to achieve 100% occupancy.

Platform Implementation Guide

Most major booking platforms like VRBO and Airbnb have built-in tools to implement this strategy:

  • Rule-sets: In your listing’s calendar settings, you can create custom “rule-sets” for different date ranges. Use this feature to establish your base rules for each of the three seasons (Peak, Shoulder, Snowbird).
  • Minimum Stay by Lead Time: Advanced settings often allow you to create rules that change the minimum night stay based on how far in advance a guest is booking. For example, you can set a 7-night minimum for dates more than 90 days away, which automatically changes to a 3-night minimum for dates within 14 days.
  • Last-Minute Discounts: Platforms have specific features to automatically apply a percentage discount for un-booked nights within a certain window (e.g., 3, 7, or 14 days of arrival). Use this to automate your lead time pricing adjustments.42

Marketing & Listing Optimization

Your booking rules and pricing must be supported by targeted marketing that speaks to the right guest at the right time. Your listing title and the first paragraph of your description should be updated seasonally.

  • Winter Messaging (November – February):
  • Title: “Spacious 4BR Oceanfront Condo | Ideal for Snowbirds | Tax-Free 90+ Day Stays!”
  • Description: Focus on comfort, long-term amenities, and the financial benefits. “Escape the cold and spend your winter on the beach! Our spacious, fully-equipped 4-bedroom condo is the perfect home away from home. Ask about our special monthly rates and the significant tax savings available for stays of 90 days or more!”.24
  • Shoulder Season Messaging (Spring & Fall):
  • Title: “Perfect 4BR Condo for Golf Trips & Festivals | Walk to Molly Darcy’s!”
  • Description: Highlight proximity to events and suitability for groups. “Planning a golf getaway or attending the Blue Crab Festival? Our 4-bedroom condo offers the perfect home base with plenty of space for your group. Enjoy stunning ocean views and easy access to all of North Myrtle Beach’s top attractions.”
  • Peak Season Messaging (Summer):
  • Title: “Luxury 4BR Oceanfront Family Getaway | Pools, Lazy River & Steps to the Sand!”
  • Description: Emphasize family-friendly features and resort amenities. “Create unforgettable family memories at Crescent Shores! Our 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom condo sleeps 12 and offers direct oceanfront views. Your family will love the resort’s lazy river, multiple pools, and immediate beach access.”.13

By aligning your booking rules, pricing, and marketing with the distinct seasonal and event-driven demand of the North Myrtle Beach market, you can transform your rental property from a passive asset into a high-performing, revenue-optimized investment.

Works cited

  1. How to Avoid Airbnb Gap Days: 5 Expert Tips – Hostex, accessed July 29, 2025, https://hostex.io/blog/avoid-airbnb-gap-days/
  2. How to Fill Gap Days in your Airbnb Booking Calendar | Increasing STR Occupancy, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.hostaway.com/blog/airbnb-gap-days/
  3. Airbnb Pricing Strategy for New & Experienced Hosts | Hospitable, accessed July 29, 2025, https://hospitable.com/airbnb-pricing-strategy/
  4. Seasonal Trends: When to Book Your Myrtle Beachfront House Rental – Ask.com, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.ask.com/lifestyle/seasonal-trends-book-myrtle-beachfront-house-rental
  5. Seasonal Trends: When Is the Best Time to Buy or Sell in Myrtle Beach, accessed July 29, 2025, http://www.myrtlebeachrealestate.com/blog/seasonal-trends-when-is-the-best-time-to-buy-or-sell-in-myrtle-beach.html
  6. Best Time to Visit Myrtle Beach | Events & Activities Year-Round – Monterey Bay Suites, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.montereybaysuites.com/the-best-time-to-visit-myrtle-beach/
  7. When Is the Best Time To Visit Myrtle Beach? – MyrtleBeach.com, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.myrtlebeach.com/blog/when-is-the-best-month-to-visit-myrtle-beach-the-answer-may-surprise-you/
  8. The Absolute Best Time to Visit Myrtle Beach, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.vacationmyrtlebeach.com/blog/the-best-time-to-go-to-myrtle-beach/
  9. Terms and conditions – Thomas Beach Vacations, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.northmyrtlebeachvacations.com/terms-and-conditions/
  10. Frequently Asked Questions – Condo-World, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.condo-world.com/faq
  11. Things To Know About Our Reservation Policy – Condo-World Blog, accessed July 29, 2025, https://blog.condo-world.com/things-to-know-about-our-reservation-policy/
  12. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Airbnb Data 2025: STR Market Analysis & Stats – AirROI, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.airroi.com/report/world/united-states/south-carolina/myrtle-beach
  13. Crescent Shores S 1112 – Vacation Rentals at North Myrtle Beach, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.beach-vacation.com/rentals/crescent-shores-s-1112?date_range&occupants=1&rental_id=382647&location=North%20Myrtle%20Beach
  14. Crescent Shores S – 1112 in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, accessed July 29, 2025, https://got2go.com/property/MTpyYTo0ODMzNTA=/
  15. www.southernliving.com, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.southernliving.com/best-time-to-visit-myrtle-beach-8609404#:~:text=Says%20Van%20Dyke%2C%20%E2%80%9CVisitors%20continue,May%20and%20September%20through%20October
  16. Best Time to Visit Myrtle Beach – Visit Murrells Inlet, accessed July 29, 2025, https://visitmurrellsinlet.com/best-time-to-visit-myrtle-beach/
  17. The Best Time to Visit Myrtle Beach for Perfect Weather and Fun, accessed July 29, 2025, https://cozyturtlerv.com/blog/best-time-to-visit-myrtle-beach/
  18. 2025 Myrtle Beach Events Calendar: What’s Happening on the Grand Strand, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.compasscove.com/news/2025-myrtle-beach-events-calendar-whats-happening-on-the-grand-strand-2/
  19. North Myrtle Beach Events – North Beach Resort and Villas, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.northbeachrentals.com/myrtle-beach-events/
  20. The Best Time to Visit Myrtle Beach – NerdWallet, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/travel/best-time-visit-myrtle-beach
  21. Long-Term Vacation Rentals in North Myrtle Beach, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.explorenorthmyrtlebeach.com/places-to-stay/long-term-rentals/
  22. North Myrtle Beach Winter Rentals | Thomas Beach Vacations, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.northmyrtlebeachvacations.com/north-myrtle-beach-winter-monthly-rental-properties/
  23. Monthly North Myrtle Beach Winter Condo Rentals | #1 Source, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.myrtlebeachsnowbirds.com/
  24. Monthly Winter Rentals in North Myrtle Beach – Condo-World, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.condo-world.com/north-myrtle-beach/winter-rentals
  25. Snowbird Rentals in Myrtle Beach for Winter 2024-2025 – Dunes Village Resort, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.dunesvillage.com/news/myrtle-beach-monthly-rentals-have-snowbirds-rejoicing/
  26. Myrtle Beach Winter Rentals | Monthly & Pet-Friendly Winter Rentals – The Patricia Grand, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.patricia.com/extended-stays/
  27. Winter Rentals Myrtle Beach SC | Monthly Stays & Snowbird Specials, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.visitmbr.com/winter-rentals
  28. Myrtle Beach Area Annual Events & Festivals Calendar for 2025 …, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.visitmyrtlebeach.com/events-calendar/myrtle-beach-festivals
  29. North Myrtle Beach Events – Grand Strand Vacations, accessed July 29, 2025, https://grandstrandvacations.com/events/
  30. Events in North Myrtle Beach | Performing Arts, Holidays & Music, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.explorenorthmyrtlebeach.com/events/
  31. Calendar • North Myrtle Beach, SC • CivicEngage, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.nmb.us/Calendar.aspx
  32. Events & Programs | North Myrtle Beach, SC, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.nmb.us/171/Events-Programs
  33. Events – Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, accessed July 29, 2025, https://myrtlebeachareachamber.com/events/
  34. Re: Do you use Smart Pricing tool? – Airbnb Community, accessed July 29, 2025, https://community.withairbnb.com/t5/Ask-about-your-listing/Do-you-use-Smart-Pricing-tool/m-p/1890118
  35. 3 Pricing Strategies to Fill Gaps Between Bookings & Maximise Occupancy – Rentals United, accessed July 29, 2025, https://rentalsunited.com/blog/fill-gaps-between-bookings/
  36. Vacation Rental Management | Rent in Myrtle | Myrtle Beach, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.rentinmyrtle.com/FEES
  37. Vacation Rental Pricing Tool | Dynamic Rates for Your Property – AirDNA, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.airdna.co/airbnb-pricing-tool
  38. The BEST Airbnb Pricing Tool 2025 – YouTube, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHxU9jZJg3Y
  39. Crescent Shores #1602-Oceanfront & Family Fun! *Pool*Lazy River …, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.vrbo.com/1856781
  40. Crescent Shores Vacation Rentals – North Myrtle Beach – Vrbo, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.vrbo.com/vacation-rentals/usa/south-carolina/myrtle-beach/north-myrtle-beach/crescent-beach/crescent-shores
  41. Bahama Sands Luxury Condominiums: North Myrtle Beach Condo Rentals, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.bahamasandscondos.com/
  42. How to attract last-minute bookings for your vacation rentals – Guesty, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.guesty.com/blog/how-attract-last-minute-bookings-for-vacation-rentals/
  43. How to Effectively Utilize Last-Minute Discounts – Beyond, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.beyondpricing.com/blog/how-to-effectively-utilize-last-minute-discounts
  44. What is an Orphan Day – PriceLabs, accessed July 29, 2025, https://hello.pricelabs.co/glossary/orphan-day/
  45. Gap Night Revenue Optimization in Short-Term Rentals – Enso Connect Inc., accessed July 29, 2025, https://ensoconnect.com/resources/gap-night-revenue-optimization-in-short-term-rentals
  46. What is an orphan period pricing rule? – Host Tools Help Center, accessed July 29, 2025, https://help.hosttools.com/en/articles/5105363-what-is-an-orphan-period-pricing-rule
  47. How To Turn Vacation Rental Gap Nights Into Moneymakers, accessed July 29, 2025, https://7968337.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/7968337/RueBaRue_Guide_Extend_Stays.pdf
  48. How To Apply Last-Minute Discounts To Drive More Bookings, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.buildupbookings.com/blog/last-minute-discounts/
  49. Stunning Oceanfront 3 Bedroom 3 Bath Condo – Crescent Shores North Myrtle Beach – Vrbo, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.vrbo.com/20066539ha
  50. Crescent Shores Condo Rentals | Condo Rentals Crescent Beach, North Myrtle Beach, SC, accessed July 29, 2025, https://www.crescentshores.net/

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *