occupancy rates
How full places
Occupancy rates measure how much of a space or set of units is currently in use, expressed as a percentage.
Hotels track occupancy rates to gauge how many rooms are booked on a given night; apartment complexes and office buildings use them to assess vacancy and revenue potential.
The downtown hotel maintained an 85% occupancy rate through the summer tourist season.
Higher occupancy rates generally indicate stronger demand, though landlords sometimes accept lower rates to justify premium pricing.
- airlinesCommercial flight operators
- peak seasonBusiest commercial period
- hospitalsInstitutions treating the sick
- fullMaximum extent reached
- sold outNo inventory remains
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