This YouTube clip (part II) argues that a high number of listings in a market reflects strong tourism demand rather than automatic oversaturation. The speaker emphasizes seasonality — noting the example is during the off-season — and objects to the term “oversaturated,” preferring a binary view of saturation.
So here it's very much the off season. And she said, I went to book and there were just so many listings to choose from, it's saturated. And I was like, well, you know, just because a market has a lot of listings does not mean that it's saturated. It means that there's a lot of tourism. There wouldn't be a lot of listings if the tourism wasn't there. And then you also have to take into consideration that it's the off season. I would say a lot of people mistake a high volume market with being oversaturated. I also hate the word oversaturated because it's either saturated or it's not.
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