See the actual reports. The private parts are the only thing redacted.

RevPAR is revenue per available night. The RevPAR Index, or RI, scores each listing against the comparable homes it competes with in the same window: 100 means it is earning exactly its market’s rate, above 100 means it is beating that market, below means it is trailing. On day one we freeze that score, then track how far it climbs.

The number that matters is the RI movement: how far a portfolio has climbed above the score we froze on day one, measured against the same neutral PriceLabs market data the owner can open and check. A single listing bounces around month to month; the portfolio line is the story. A report often manages more homes than its baselined listings count: we report only the listings with a clean, frozen day-one comparison, so every figure traces to a real starting point. Each report walks the full arithmetic, from raw revenue to dollars of lift, so there is nothing to take on faith.