Year two with Mira
A second season.
A stronger revenue total.
The home opened in late 2024 and joined Mira in January 2025, before its first full season. Both comparison years were under Mira management.
January–October rental revenue increased from $162,644 in 2025 to $186,515 in 2026. The observed increase was $23,871, or 14.7%. Local market RevPAR rose 2.5% over those months.
Selected result; outcomes vary. Revenue before service fees and operating costs. Source records await validation.
+14.7%
January–October 2025 vs. January–October 2026
Rental revenue, before service fees and operating costs.
Observed rental-revenue change across January–October.
Year two versus year one, both under Mira management.
Local market RevPAR change over the same months.
The comparison in detail
Rental revenue was higher in 9 of the 10 matched months. The charts keep the calendar periods consistent and the measures separate.
RENTAL REVENUE
January–October 2025 vs. January–October 2026.
| Month | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Jan | $2,385 | $3,847 |
| Feb | $5,885 | $7,490 |
| Mar | $13,053 | $17,381 |
| Apr | $14,046 | $15,104 |
| May | $20,594 | $24,765 |
| Jun | $24,955 | $28,666 |
| Jul | $34,929 | $36,905 |
| Aug | $15,139 | $19,065 |
| Sep | $16,405 | $18,493 |
| Oct | $15,253 | $14,799 |
| Total | $162,644 | $186,515 |
PERFORMANCE CONTEXT
Reported property occupancy across May–September 2026.
Property RevPAR relative to its local market, January–October 2026.
This compares two periods with Mira, rather than a before-Mira season.
This is a second-year operating comparison. Listing maturation and other changes can affect the result.
Source: Mira client-results draft, November 2026 . Displayed arithmetic checked; underlying source records await validation. Selected individual results; outcomes vary.
Location photography: Gulf Shores, Alabama. goodrich kingrey / Unsplash. Not the client property.
The property context
Follow the whole season, including the dates that did not grow.
Rental revenue was higher in nine of the ten matched months. July remained the largest month: $34,929 in 2025 and $36,905 in 2026.
October moved from $15,253 to $14,799, a decline of $454. The positive period total does not mean every month improved.
The source reports summer occupancy of 94–97% for the home, compared with a market range of 63–90%, across May–September 2026. These are monthly ranges, not before-and-after averages.
This is a second-year operating comparison. Listing maturation and other changes can affect the result.
The reported management approach
The source describes pricing and stay-rule adjustments. These are reported actions, rather than a test of what caused the revenue change.
The source describes base, floor, and ceiling prices set at launch, followed by ongoing adjustments.
Reported changes included premiums of up to 30% as the market filled and minimum-price increases in $50 steps as pace improved.
The account describes $50 reductions in maximum prices to sell one- or two-night gaps, alongside seasonal minimum stays of three nights at peak.
Reported since launch. This activity count has a different time span from the January–October revenue comparison.
A transparent comparison
January–October 2025 vs. January–October 2026. This is a second-year operating comparison. Listing maturation and other changes can affect the result.
One three-bedroom home. Mira management began January 2025. Both January–October periods were managed by Mira; no full before-Mira season is available.
The 94–97% property and 63–90% market occupancy figures are ranges across May–September 2026, not matched yearly averages.
The reported 2.1× RevPAR index covers January–October 2026. The source defines this as property RevPAR divided by local PriceLabs market RevPAR.
Saved market-rank claims have been omitted because they require a fresh Market Dashboard check.
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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