Airbnb in San Bernardino: how much a short-term rental earns — September 2026
Medians across 237 entire homes active in September 2026. In seasonal destinations, monthly swings usually reflect the change of season, not a trend. The methodology is public.
San Bernardino: Airbnb monthly revenue by neighborhood
Median monthly revenue per listing in September 2026. Neighborhoods with at least 10 listings analyzed; gray = insufficient sample.
| Neighborhood | Monthly revenue | Nightly rate | Occupancy | Listings |
|---|
Small sample — not ranked
These neighborhoods are published separately because they carry far fewer analysed properties than most: 57 or under, against a median of 0 across the rest. The figure is what that sample gives, and with so few properties a single listing can move it a long way. We do not rank them against those above, nor use them to say which is the most expensive or the most affordable.
| Neighborhood | Monthly revenue | Listings |
|---|---|---|
| Yvy Anguy Segunda | $983 | 18 |
| San Miguel | $732 | 16 |
| Country Club Sol de Verano | $683 | 56 |
| Cristobal Colon | $573 | 57 |
| Yvy Anguy Segunda | $517 | 12 |
How much an Airbnb earns in other cities
Same-month short-term-rental reports for other markets in the region.
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Sources & methodology
Public short-term-rental data (Airbnb and similar platforms), computed over a broad sample of entire homes active during the month — not a full census of the market. Monthly revenue is an estimate of gross per-listing income (median), before Airbnb fees, cleaning, taxes and other host costs; it is not an income promise for any specific unit. Immutable monthly series.
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