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Breckenridge's Occupancy Forecast
Utilize the Breckenridge occupancy forecast to anticipate staffing needs and support business operations throughout the year. This forecast is updated every two weeks and available to all Breckenridge Business License holders.
Occupancy Forecast
March 4 Report
The nights of March 3 to April 12 are represented on the graphs below. Guest nights on the books are -7% to last year and -6.4% to 2 years ago (2YA).
Breckenridge has 74% of last year’s actual nights on the books during these dates.
Texas schools are on spring break during a two-week period beginning with March 7, 2026 thru March 22, 2026. Percent of public schools and universities on break.
- March 7 to 14 – as mush as 20% on Break
- March 15 to 21 – Weekends, 50% on break, midweek 33%
- March 22 to 28 – Weekends, 50% on break, midweek 13%
- March 29 to April 12 – April 4 &5 will see 74% on break, midweek 20% +
Date Variance to 2025 Variance to 2024
Saturday, March 7 -4% -13%
Saturday, March 14 -8% +19%
Saturday, March 21 -17% -21%
Saturday, March 28 +3% -24%
Saturday, April 4 +22% +43%
Dates Variance to 2025 Variance to 2024
March 8 to 14 (Texas Break) -8% -23%
March 15 to 21 (Texas Break) -3% +29%
March 22 to 28 -25% -39%
March 29 to April 4 +42% +4%
The nights of April 13 to May 31 are represented below. Guest nights on the books are -36% to 2025 and -38% to 2024. Easter was April 20, 2025 and March 31, 2024.
Summer season guest nights on the books are currently pacing -4% to summer 2025 and -28% to summer 2024. Breckenridge has 15% of summer 2025 actual guest nights on the books.
The March 4, 2026, Key Data reports include 53 properties and 3,113 of approximately 4,199 licensed short-term rentals in Breckenridge plus hotel properties. The data includes resorts, private homes, and hotels. Many of these units are on Rent by Owner (RBO) sites Airbnb and VRBO.
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Breckenridge’s occupancy forecast is available to all Breckenridge Business License holders. This proprietary data can be accessed with a KeyData login. If you have questions about the report, are interested in signing up for a login or need helping logging in, contact Bill at bwishowski@gobreck.com
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