Launch and year two

Frankfort,
Kentucky.

Managed from launch.
A second season in view.

The owner brought Mira in when this new-build estate launched in April 2025. There is no operating year before Mira in the source.

May–October rental revenue increased from $201,122 in 2025 to $300,251 in 2026. The observed increase was $99,129, or 49.3%, while local market RevPAR rose 12.0%.

NINE-BEDROOM ESTATEONE PROPERTYJOINED APRIL 2025 AT LAUNCH

Selected result; outcomes vary. Revenue before service fees and operating costs. Source records await validation.

Same property. Same six months.

+49.3%

May–October 2025 vs. May–October 2026
Rental revenue, before service fees and operating costs.

The market around this result

Property · rental revenue+49.3%
Local market · RevPAR+12.0%

May–October 2025 versus May–October 2026. Property revenue and market revenue per available night are different measures; this is context, not a like-for-like comparison.

+$99,129

Observed revenue change across the same six months.

+49.3%

Year two versus the launch year, both with Mira.

+12.0%

Local market RevPAR change over those months.

The comparison in detail

Six months.
Every month in view.

Rental revenue was higher in each of the 6 matched months. The charts keep the calendar periods consistent and the measures separate.

RENTAL REVENUE

Month by month.

20252026

May–October 2025 vs. May–October 2026.

Monthly rental revenue in dollars. Exact values are available in the data table below.
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Monthly rental revenue in dollars
Month20252026
May$13,838$22,568
Jun$29,465$74,200
Jul$54,431$63,226
Aug$37,880$62,381
Sep$27,797$36,297
Oct$37,711$41,579
Total$201,122$300,251

PERFORMANCE CONTEXT

The period matters.

$341.7K

Reported rental revenue in the first 12 full months, May 2025–April 2026. Rounded source figure.

94–97%

Reported occupancy across June–August 2026.

From launch

Mira began in April 2025. This is not a switch from another pricing manager.

This compares the launch year with the following year. There is no before-Mira operating period.

Source: Mira client-results draft, November 2026 . Displayed arithmetic checked; underlying source records await validation. Selected individual results; outcomes vary.

Downtown Frankfort, Kentucky location imagery, not the client property

Location photography: Downtown Frankfort, Kentucky. Kaplansa / Wikimedia Commons · public domain. Not the client property.

The property context

A new property.
A second operating season.

A launch story needs room for the effect of time and experience.

June showed the largest dollar change, moving from $29,465 in 2025 to $74,200 in 2026. July and August brought $63,226 and $62,381 respectively in 2026.

The source reports $341.7K in rental revenue across the first twelve full months, May 2025–April 2026. That is a different window from the six-month comparison shown above.

New listings often gain reviews and operating experience in their second year. Those changes are part of the context, not an effect that this comparison separates from pricing.

This compares the launch year with the following year. There is no before-Mira operating period.

The reported management approach

Specific decisions.
Ongoing attention.

The source describes pricing and stay-rule adjustments. These are reported actions, rather than a test of what caused the revenue change.

01 / LAUNCH BOUNDARIES

Set and revisit the rate range.

The reported approach set floor and ceiling prices at launch, then revisited ceilings as demand changed.

02 / STAY PATTERNS

Tune rules by day of week.

The account describes changes such as reducing Thursday minimum stays from four nights to three.

03 / MIDWEEK GAPS

Focus changes on specific dates.

The source describes date-specific midweek reductions based on booking lead time, rather than reducing an entire month.

A transparent comparison

What these
numbers show.

May–October 2025 vs. May–October 2026. This compares the launch year with the following year. There is no before-Mira operating period.

Property and period
Nine-bedroom estate in Frankfort, Kentucky. May–October 2025 vs. May–October 2026. Mira management began April 2025 at launch.
Revenue definition
Reported nightly accommodation revenue, excluding cleaning fees and taxes, before Mira service fees and operating costs. It is not owner profit, a net return, or a guaranteed result.
The calculation
$300,251 − $201,122 = $99,129. Dividing the increase by $201,122 gives 49.3%, rounded to one decimal place.
Source, comparison, and limitations

One new-build nine-bedroom estate, managed by Mira from its April 2025 launch. Both May–October periods are under Mira management.

The $341.7K first-year figure is rounded and covers May 2025–April 2026. It is not an exact total for the six-month comparison.

The 94–97% occupancy range covers June–August 2026. No matching prior-year occupancy average is supplied, so no before-and-after occupancy chart is drawn.

Listing maturation and review accumulation can affect second-year growth. Pricing effects are not separately identified.

The Mira client-results draft uses RCC and PriceLabs data through October 2026. Monthly values reconcile to the displayed totals; underlying reservation records and adjustment logs have not been independently validated.

Other property changes, availability, marketing, and demand can affect a comparison. These selected stories do not establish causal attribution, typical results, owner profit, or a return on Mira's fees. Client identities remain anonymous.

Photography shows the stated location, not the anonymous client's property.

Draft evidence for review · Source records await validation before public release.

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