New Series & Views: Neighborhood Prices & Pacing 👀

TL;DR →

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📡 5 New "In Context" Series

You now have 5 new data series available on any listing's pricing chart.

These series are designed to help you understand your neighborhood's prices and booking pace:

All booking series — Expected, Observed, and their range — are based on bookings in your listing's neighborhood.

We've pre-assembled these series into two new views so you can get to the signal instantly.

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From any listing's pricing chart, you can now open the view.

This view includes your standard series:

Plus all 5 new series:

Here's what that unlocks in practice.

Let's say it's early April and you're watching a holiday weekend in late May. The line is already running well above — your neighborhood is booking faster than the model predicted. That's a strong, data-backed signal that demand is spiking earlier than usual, giving you a concrete reason to be more aggressive on price now, before inventory tightens.

The inverse is equally useful: when Observed is lagging Expected, you have early visibility that pace is soft — and you can adjust strategy before it shows up in your own availability numbers.

This is the kind of signal that used to require piecing together comp data manually or waiting for a market report. Now it's right in your chart, and it .

To use it:

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The is purpose-built for one of the most important (and tricky) questions in modern STR pricing: what does my guest actually pay, and how does that compare to my neighbors?

Because fees vary by season, booking size, stay length, and channel, your "rent" price alone doesn't tell the whole story. This view brings it all together:

This should help you see exactly how your compare to

To use it:

The is most powerful once your is configured. Head to your listing's Settings → Rent + Fee Preview to confirm your fee load — or toggle on auto-detection so Wheelhouse keeps it current as your fee structure evolves.