How To Rent Your Home For US Open

Looking to rent your home for the US Open? It’s not so far-fetched, and with Peerspace, it’s actually downright easy. So let’s say you’ve got a lovely home and you want to share that with the world. There are tons of ways that you can do that, and some of them can even make you some extra money. We’re going to talk about one such method in this article: renting your home out by the hour, specifically for the occasion of the US Open, one of the most important tennis tournaments in the world. 

We’ll explain how to take advantage of this major milestone in the world of tennis. The US Open happens in New York City yearly for a period of two weeks, starting on the last Monday of August. It is an opportunity to rent out your home for US Open-related gatherings, viewing parties, and so forth. Read on for our advice on how you can rent your home for US Open!

Reasons to choose hourly rentals over overnight rentals

Many people’s initial go-to when they decide to rent out their home for shorter periods of time is Airbnb. It’s a platform that lets hosts list their spaces for overnight/multiple night rentals for travelers on vacations or other trips. This has quite a few downsides, however, which might make you reconsider.

One of the most significant is the fact that using Airbnb means having people you’ve never met in your home with you while you’re also there, staying in an extra room. Or else, you may be letting said strangers take over your home while you have to leave and stay elsewhere. A lot of potential hosts would find it a lot easier to rent their home out by the hour for shorter periods than overnights, for instance for US Open-related events. And that’s where Peerspace comes in.

How can you rent your home for the US Open?

Perhaps the simplest option when it comes to renting your home for US Open is to use Peerspace. It is the internet’s most extensive marketplace for hourly event venue rentals, including but not limited to people’s homes. Peerspace hosts earn hundreds or even thousands of dollars (depending on the size, location, and nature of their apartment/house) by renting out their homes for events and/or creative activities like photoshoots. Peerspace can act as a useful source of mostly passive income, allowing you to monetize your home.

Details on how to rent your home for US Open on Peerspace

If the previous section piqued your interest, you may be wondering how the process of renting your home for US Open works if you choose to do so through Peerspace.

Here’s a summary:

• First, make a Peerspace account.
• Then, make a listing for your home, and indicate that the home is for events rather than offsites or productions (as this category is most relevant for US Open-like gatherings).
• Wait for the Peerspace team to look over and approve your listing submission based on whether or not it adheres to the site’s parameters for live listings. 
• Once the listing is approved, the listing for your home will be accessible via the Peerspace search engine. With access to the listing, potential renters will be able to see photos, detailed descriptions, and (once you accumulate them) reviews from past renters. They will also be able to reach out and contact you with questions, requests, and so forth.
• When you start getting rentals, you’ll earn money quickly via the site’s direct deposit system of payment.

Want to learn even more about how to become a Peerspace host to rent your home for US Open and likely other purposes as well? Check out this detailed article on the steps involved in becoming a Peerspace host.

Examples: Peerspace home rentals for events

Ahead, we share a few examples of homes that are being successfully rented out for various kinds of events. This can help you get your bearings and gain a better understanding of what the process of renting your home out for US Open-related gatherings is like. We also recommend taking a look at the ratings and reviews to see how guests react to the spaces. That way, you can imagine the reactions you space may garner!

Perfect house for entertaining in Buckhead

This Spanish-inspired villa sleeps 14, has four bedrooms, and is a gorgeous example of the kinds of high-end spaces that Peerspace provides access to. In terms of spaces to gather, it has a backyard and large open courtyard that its hosts describe as “perfect for entertaining!”

The hosts recommend this home for families, group travel, team meetings, small trainings, dinner parties, or micro weddings. And we can also see US Open viewing parties taking place in a cozy space like this one.

Classic, historic mini mansion in Detroit

Talk about a dramatic, stately space! It’s got so much to offer. “Grand Staircase, Stained glass window, Unique architectural features – inlayed hardwood floors, ceiling frescos, walnut judges paneling, mix of modern and antique furnishings, large vintage/industrial style kitchen, 9ft stained glass window at top of landing great for photos, corner lot property with ample on street parking”.

Not every home on Peerspace is going to be a historic mansion. But if you’ve got a comparable home, you can almost certainly expect lots of positive attention and interest from possible renters.

SoHo loft penthouse with rooftop garden

This impressive apartment is right in SoHo, so we could absolutely see it being rented out for gatherings of people actually attending the US Open itself. Perhaps the home you’re considering renting out is also in New York City? If so, it’s worth checking out this listing, because this penthouse is a great example of the sorts of spaces available for rent in NYC.

There are “spectacular views from both the space and its 2250 sq ft. rooftop deck” and the additional bonus is that it’s located “in a neighborhood steeped in culture, fine dining and artistic expression.”

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