With just under 10.5 million people, North Carolina boasts a wide selection of museums, outdoor attractions, and theme parks. Despite the major drop in tourism due to global pandemic restrictions, 2021 is progressing towards pre-COVID figures in the travel industry. In this article, we’ll highlight the average cleaning costs in North Carolina from Q1 of 2021.
To illustrate this, we’ve compiled an infographic displaying the latest findings of vacation rental cleaning costs in North Carolina. This data has been curated from thousands of Airbnb cleaning projects completed on the Turno Marketplace.
Infographic Breakdown:
This image is split into two sections:
1. Cleaning cost averages for 1, 2, and 3 bedroom rentals
2. Historical average of cost averages from 2020 Q1- 2021 Q1
Cleaning Cost Average
Based on this data, we’ve found the following averages for cleaning costs in North Carolina:
- 1-bedroom: $53.63 (up 1.82% from Q4 2020)
- 2-bedroom: $64.77 (up 6.55% from Q4)
- 3-bedroom: $83.55 (up 9.96% from Q4)
While the national averages fluctuate often, vacation rental cleaning costs may need to be adjusted to stay competitive in your local market. Be sure to review your statewide data when available to help you get a more accurate estimate when pricing your listing.
Historical Average
Over the last year, cleaning costs have increased decreased across the board for one, two, and three-bedroom properties. After dropping in Q2 of 2020, all three options have risen in Q1 of 2021.
To better understand the context of the market, we have illustrated the historical average of rental cleaning costs in North Carolina from 2020 Q1 to 2020 Q4. This data comes from completed Turno projects and is not priced by the company.
1-bedroom rentals, represented by the dotted yellow line, have not shown any substantial changes besides a small price fluctuation since Q1 of 2020. 2-bedroom rentals, indicated by the dotted purple line, have also staggered between increasing and dropping in price since Q2 of 2020. Lastly, 3-bedroom rentals, depicted by the dotted turquoise line, have also decreased early in 2020 and increased in Q1 of 2021.
Overall, despite industry growth in Q1 of 2021, average cleaning costs in North Carolina are remaining in the same range. 1, 2, and 3 bedroom cleaning costs have risen by at least 1.8%.
For a more in-depth look at previous costs, review our North Carolina Cleaning Costs in Q3 2020 blog post.
