Hampton, VA

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Market snapshot

Performance indicators for the Hampton short-term rental market based on reliable data.

Listings

246 / 524

Reliable / Active

Cap Rate

13%

Middle-Earners Gross Yield

Revenue

$34,612

Middle-Earners Revenue

Occupancy

64%

Middle-Earners Occupancy

Home Value

$272,161

Median Home Sale Price

Top Earners

$66,870

Top-Earners Revenue

Hampton

Market Revenue Seasonality

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Hampton Regulations

Explicitly allowed but constrained by a citywide 1% density cap across 51 designated zones, 300‑foot separation buffers, and some zones at capacity, with moderate fees and inspections—enough to make compliance and new‑entrant risk nontrivial without being outright prohibited.

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About Hampton

Overview of Hampton, VA:

Hampton is an independent city located in the Commonwealth of Virginia. As of the latest census, the population is approximately 137,000 residents. Situated on the southeastern end of the Virginia Peninsula, Hampton is part of the Hampton Roads metropolitan area. The city is conveniently located about 25 miles from Norfolk, the closest major city.

Key Landmarks and Attractions:

  1. Fort Monroe National Monument: Originally a military installation, Fort Monroe is now a National Monument and historic site that offers visitors a chance to explore America's past. Fort Monroe National Monument.

  2. Virginia Air and Space Science Center: This museum serves as an official visitor center for NASA's Langley Research Center, featuring fascinating exhibits on aviation and space exploration. Virginia Air and Space Science Center.

  3. Buckroe Beach and Park: A family-friendly destination, Buckroe Beach offers sandy shores and picnic facilities perfect for a day out. Buckroe Beach and Park.

  4. Hampton University Museum: One of the oldest African-American museums in the United States, it offers rich cultural and historical exhibits. Hampton University Museum.

Appeal for Short-Term Rentals:

Hampton's mix of historical landmarks, recreational beaches, and proximity to other major cities make it an appealing destination for short-term rentals. Visitors can enjoy the rich heritage sites, the scenic waterfronts, and various family-friendly activities, making it ideal for both short getaways and historical tours. The city’s strategic location within the Hampton Roads metropolitan area provides easy access to neighboring cities like Norfolk and Virginia Beach, offering guests a well-rounded experience during their stay.

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