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Viva Puerto Rico Short-Term Rental Alliance

Viva Puerto Rico Short-Term Rental Alliance (Viva PR)

Who We Are: A coalition of STR property owners, professional managers, and tourism-related businesses.

Our Belief: Fostering collaboration and strong relationships among STR owners, residents, and businesses.

Our Commitment:

  • Responsible hosting practices
  • High standards of professionalism
  • Guest satisfaction
  • Community respect

We encourage our members to be good neighbors, maintain properties responsibly, and contribute to the overall well-being of our community.

 

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Our membership is comprised of owners and professional managers of all types of STR’s who are registered with the Puerto Rico Tourism Company (PRTC) and have been assigned a hotelier number. These types of accommodations include Studios, Apartments, Homes, Villas, other unique short-term rentals. Shared spaces, such as individual rooms within these accommodation types, are not included.

 

WE C.a.R.E.

For our members, our homes, and for Puerto Rico

Community

Working inclusively towards collaborative solutions.

Advocacy

Representing STR interests in Puerto Rico tourism.

Resources

Valuable help to support your business and save you time.

Education

Training to improve our industry, and your success in it.

DID YOU KNOW:

91.5%

Increased Use of STRs (2019)

STR use across Puerto Rico nearly doubled in 2019, highlighting the popularity and need for STR accomodations.

50%

Of Puerto Rico’s Lodging

Short-term rentals make up roughly 50% of all lodging on the island, and is increasing due in-part to traveler preference.

7%

STRs Pay 7% Occupancy Tax

Responsible STR operators benefit Puerto Rico like any other business, paying taxes that support essential services.

Short-Term Rentals play a significant role in Puerto Rico’s economy

 

  • Independent rentals rental revenue increased by nearly 3000% from 2015 to 2021.
  • Independent rentals are currently running between 60-80% occupancy rates and RevPAR is at $125.

Data from Discover Puerto Rico (DPR) and Puerto Rico Tourism Company (PRTC)

 

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