Before and after
One five-bedroom home.
A different revenue picture.
A single-property owner began working with Mira in March 2026. Across April–October, rental revenue increased from $94,622 in 2025 to $148,297 in 2026.
This is the same home over the same seven calendar months. The observed increase was $53,675, or 56.7%.
Selected result; outcomes vary. Revenue before service fees and operating costs. Source records await validation.
+56.7%
April–October 2025 vs. April–October 2026
Rental revenue, before service fees and operating costs.
More rental revenue across the same seven months.
Reported property occupancy, up 22 percentage points.
April–October compared across both years.
The comparison in detail
Rental revenue was higher in each of the 7 matched months. The charts keep the calendar periods consistent and the measures separate.
RENTAL REVENUE
April–October 2025 vs. April–October 2026.
| Month | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Apr | $8,132 | $14,179 |
| May | $11,915 | $23,982 |
| Jun | $25,474 | $34,107 |
| Jul | $25,067 | $32,417 |
| Aug | $13,166 | $17,065 |
| Sep | $4,210 | $10,982 |
| Oct | $6,658 | $15,565 |
| Total | $94,622 | $148,297 |
OCCUPANCY
April–October in both years. Rates as reported in the source.
| Measure | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| The property | 53% | 75% |
| The local market | 66% | 70% |
Available-night definitions and blocked-night treatment require source confirmation before publication.
Source: Mira client-results draft, November 2026 . Displayed arithmetic checked; underlying source records await validation. Selected individual results; outcomes vary.
Location photography: Alys Beach, Inlet Beach, United States. Bridger Bowcutt / Unsplash. Not the client property.
The property context
A coastal property needs a strategy for the quieter dates as well as peak season.
June and July together brought $66,524 in 2026, compared with $50,541 in the same months of 2025.
September rental revenue moved from $4,210 to $10,982; October moved from $6,658 to $15,565. Those differences are visible in the monthly comparison.
Reported occupancy rose for the property and the local market. Occupancy and total rental revenue measure different things.
The comparison does not isolate pricing from availability, property presentation, or other changes.
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 reported approach reduced minimum stays from three nights to two on selected shoulder-season dates.
Last-minute floor adjustments and small discounts were used when booking pace fell behind expectations.
The account describes roughly 10% premiums around holidays and spring break.
Across the seven-month window. Activity describes the management process; it does not establish which action produced a booking or revenue change.
A transparent comparison
April–October 2025 vs. April–October 2026. The comparison does not isolate pricing from availability, property presentation, or other changes.
One five-bedroom home. Mira management began March 2026. The comparison uses the same April–October calendar months in each year.
Occupancy is reported as 53% and 75% for the home, and 66% and 70% for the local market. Available-night denominators and blocked-night treatment require source confirmation.
The market RevPAR change has been omitted pending confirmation against the underlying market data.
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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