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Nigel Goodwin
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I have three properties in Newquay which I advertise on airbnb.

Two are on the Pentire peninsula, which is still in Newquay.

It seems that if a search is done on Newquay, my Pentire properties do not appear, but if the map is moved a fraction, they appear.

Has anybody else had problems with airbnb locations?

Also, if I click on

https://www.airbnb.co.uk/s/Newquay--Eng ... cff8d5486f

none of my properties appear, but if I select a date (e.g. 7-14 July), one of my properties appear. After moving the map, all three appear.

I'm not impressed. Out of 3 properties I have only one week booked in July. Maybe this explains it. I have a support ticket open with airbnb.
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Post by sparkJS »

I've noticed exactly that in the West Pentire area. I know someone with a holiday let there. When I tried to search for it, it didn't appear. I moved the map slightly and it did appear again. Initially I assumed it had been removed.

I've not noticed it happening for my area (Porth) so wonder whether it is just an issue with Pentire.
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Post by Nigel Goodwin »

sparkJS wrote:I've noticed exactly that in the West Pentire area. I know someone with a holiday let there. When I tried to search for it, it didn't appear. I moved the map slightly and it did appear again. Initially I assumed it had been removed.

I've not noticed it happening for my area (Porth) so wonder whether it is just an issue with Pentire.
Thanks, i thought it was just me.

It is of course very serious, as I only advertise on airbnb and my properties are not appearing. I am more or less empty all July. :roll:
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Post by CSE »

Competition does looks over populated in the area and that is only using AirBnB. :(

I can see more than just two on the peninsular.
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Post by zebedee »

Well I’m sure that’s cheered Nigel up no end! :D :D
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zebedee wrote:Well I’m sure that’s cheered Nigel up no end! :D :D
It's OK, Newquay is also very popular, wish I was there now getting some slightly cooling sea breeze!
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Post by bornintheuk »

Nigel Goodwin wrote:
It is of course very serious, as I only advertise on airbnb and my properties are not appearing. I am more or less empty all July. :roll:
Why dont you advertise on your own portal (Owner Holidays) or does that not "cut the mustard"; I have been advertising on your portal for over a year now and not a flicker of interest. :roll:
What would Plato do ?
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zebedee wrote:Well I’m sure that’s cheered Nigel up no end! :D :D

Sorry but these are facts. A simple supply and (less) demand.
I would look at T&Cs, prices and facilities of competition. Plus the dates competitors have reservations for.
All of this gives a clearer picture of what is happening to rentals in the area.
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