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Report 02 · Bristol · 2026

Bristol short let calendar availability by area.

This fixed snapshot compares the share of upcoming calendar nights unavailable in each neighbourhood across 720 tracked Bristol short let listings on . An unavailable night can be booked or owner blocked, so the figures are a consistent forward availability signal rather than confirmed occupancy.

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Direct calendar observations

Upgraded Intelligence records night by night availability from observed listing calendars. This release uses the fixed reading taken on 24 July 2026.

One disclosed observation date

Every percentage and sample in this release refers to the same dated snapshot. Later observations are not silently mixed into the published table.

Calendar unavailability, not confirmed stays

An unavailable night may be booked or blocked by an owner. Areas with fewer than ten listings are suppressed rather than estimated.

Demand by neighbourhood

Future calendar unavailability by area

The share of observed calendar nights unavailable across the tracked listings in each area, ranked by the next 90 nights. The August column uses the same snapshot and definition.

NeighbourhoodUnavailable
(next 30 nights)
Unavailable
(next 90 nights)
August
unavailable
Listings
tracked
01Easton & Greenbank74%71%75%19
02Clifton & the Village71%65%71%59
03Harbourside & City Centre67%63%64%102
04Redland & Cotham58%57%59%60
05Bishopston & Gloucester Road67%56%64%44
06Southville & Bedminster53%51%50%32
07Montpelier & St Pauls54%46%49%58
08Hotwells & Cliftonwood53%46%52%29
09Old Market & St Philips48%45%45%43
10Westbury & Henleaze43%35%42%31
11Totterdown & Knowle44%31%38%33
All Bristol, city reference56%49%53%720

Share of observed calendar nights unavailable on 24 July 2026. Unavailable nights can be booked or owner blocked and are not confirmed occupancy. Each listing counts once in its nearest named area. Areas with fewer than ten tracked listings are not published. Fishponds and Stapleton was suppressed. The citywide row covers everything within 10 kilometres, including listings outside the named areas.

What stands out

What the 24 July snapshot shows

The observed unavailable share varied by forty percentage points across the published area samples. The comparison is descriptive and does not establish why calendars differed.

Easton and Greenbank had the highest observed shareIts sample showed 71% of the next 90 calendar nights unavailable. It was also the smallest published area sample at 19 listings, so that sample size belongs beside the percentage.
August unavailability differed by areaThe city sample showed 53% of August nights unavailable, while the published area samples ranged from 38% to 75%. Calendar observations alone cannot explain that difference.
The ranking is a snapshot, not a property forecastArea results reflect different samples and property mixes. They provide market context but do not predict the occupancy or revenue of one home.
64%operator direct calendars
unavailable, next 90 nights
vs
43%wider marketplace calendars
unavailable, next 90 nights
The observed cohort difference

The 246 operator direct calendars showed 64% of the next 90 nights unavailable, compared with 43% across 474 wider marketplace calendars. This is an association, not proof that management caused the difference. The cohorts can differ in channel mix, property mix, minimum stays and owner blocking.

How we built this

Upgraded Intelligence records observed calendar availability for Bristol short let listings. This report aggregates 720 listings within 10 kilometres of the city centre and uses the latest calendar state available for each listing and target night on 24 July 2026.

  • Unavailable share means a night the observed listing calendar did not offer. It can reflect a booking, an owner block or another restriction. It is not confirmed occupancy or realised revenue.
  • One listing, one area. Every listing is assigned to its nearest of 12 named area centres and counted once. An area's sample only includes listings within 1.6km of its centre; the citywide row covers everything within 10km.
  • Reliability: areas with fewer than 10 tracked listings are suppressed rather than reported, and a listing needs at least 30 tracked nights in the window to count at all.
  • Availability, not rates. This report compares the unavailable share across area samples. Nightly rates and revenue by property size are published at city level in Report 01, and area rates will only be published when the sample clears the same reliability bar.
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