What actually changed between two scrapes

Every listing present in both the earlier scrape and the later one, matched by id and subtracted. Two things move in that window and both mean something: the nightly rate, which is a decision a host made, and the review count, which is the closest this data comes to evidence that somebody actually stayed. Badges are deliberately absent — see the note at the bottom.

Tracked in both
Raised rate
Cut rate
Held flat
Mean move
Gained reviews
Big moves

Rates that went up

Largest increases among listings seen in both scrapes

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Rates that came down

Largest cuts over the same window

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Which listings actually got booked

Ranked by reviews gained — the nearest thing here to a booking count

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Where demand landed

New reviews per tracked listing, by city

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Rate moves by stay type

Median change, and the share that raised

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Churn, and why it overstates itself

Listings that appear in only one of the two scrapes

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