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One precise question, one answer backed by figures: what separates homes that book well from the rest, measured on active homes in Belgium. A new analysis every week.
Superhosts earn almost twice as much. Why?29 October 2026 · In Brussels, homes run by superhosts earn a median gross revenue of €26,400 against €14,300 for other hosts. What the gap really means.Review scores: why homes rated 4.9 book fewer nights29 October 2026 · In Brussels, homes with a near-perfect score charge the most but book the fewest nights. The explanation, and the score to aim for.Minimum stay: one night or three, revenue halves29 October 2026 · In Brussels, homes bookable for a single night earn a median gross revenue of €24,100; those requiring 3 to 6 nights, €11,900.Individuals or professionals: who does best in Brussels?29 October 2026 · 47.7% of active Brussels homes belong to a host with a single listing. Multi-listing hosts book more nights at the same price.Amenities: which ones go with the best revenue?29 October 2026 · Self check-in, dishwasher, air conditioning, parking: median gross revenue of Brussels homes with and without each amenity, and how to read the gaps.Guest capacity: each extra guest brings in less29 October 2026 · In Brussels, a home for 1 or 2 guests lets for €59 per guest per night; a home for 5 or 6, €37.One in five listed homes no longer books: the real size of the competition29 October 2026 · In Brussels, 750 listed entire homes received no review in twelve months (21.4%). The real market is smaller than it looks.