Huron, Ohio

This profile reflects the Northern Ohio STR market, a regional series that Huron shares with Akron, Millersburg and Geneva, so the performance figures describe the wider region rather than Huron alone. As of September 2026, the Northern Ohio STR market averages an ADR of $201, occupancy of 53.1% and monthly revenue of $2,951 per listing. Entire home ADR is $212, and luxury listings reach $391. Year over year, occupancy is up 12.3%, ADR is up 5.0% and revenue is up 14.8%, so the gain comes from both more booked nights and higher rates. Annual revenue from the seasonal profile sums to $27,874. Bedroom, channel and listing-type counts and top operator names are tracked at a shared regional level rather than uniquely for Huron, so this profile omits them. Huron itself is a small Lake Erie waterfront town of 6,630 residents on an 8-mile stretch of the lake’s south shore, and it draws more than 150,000 visitors a year according to the local Chamber of Commerce. Local draws include Nickel Plate Beach, the Huron Lighthouse and Pier, the Huron Boat Basin and Amphitheater, and the Old Woman Creek National Estuarine Research Reserve. Boaters, anglers, golfers and beach visitors drive demand, and the town works as a quieter base near Cedar Point and Sandusky. Tourism is strongly seasonal and peaks in summer. The most important fact for investors is regulatory: Huron reached its cap on transient rental certificates in 2022 and is not accepting new applications, so entry is by wait list only. Year to date through September, the region shows 54.4% occupancy, a $189 ADR and $2,873 average monthly revenue, compared with 52.3%, $178 and $2,650 for full year 2025.