Hospitable hosts can now bring live inventory to Radius. The bigger story is what connected supply means for the category.
There is no shortage of furnished housing in the United States.
There is a shortage of furnished housing that can be discovered, priced, and booked in real time for 30+ day stays.
For years, the infrastructure behind short-term rentals has become increasingly sophisticated. Professional hosts use property management systems to maintain listings, synchronize calendars, update rates, automate operations, and distribute inventory.
The 30+ day market has largely remained disconnected from that infrastructure.
A corporate relocation team needs furnished housing for 90 days. An insurance housing company needs to place a displaced family for six months. A healthcare staffing company needs housing for a traveling clinician.
The inventory may already exist.
The problem is getting the two sides of the market connected.
Today, we're taking another step toward solving that problem.
Radius now integrates directly with Hospitable, a preferred PMS partner for Radius. Hospitable hosts can connect their account to Radius and bring the properties they already manage into a marketplace built specifically for 30+ day furnished stays.
Consider how most modern marketplaces work.
Supply is structured. Availability is visible. Pricing is visible. Buyers search what is actually available and transact against that inventory.
That sounds obvious because, in most categories, it is.
But furnished housing for insurance, corporate relocation, healthcare, and other extended stays has historically operated differently.
A buyer submits a housing request. Someone searches for inventory. Suppliers are contacted. Availability is confirmed. Rates are requested. Options are assembled. Emails go back and forth.
The buyer isn't really searching a market.
They're asking someone to construct the market for them.
That distinction creates friction at nearly every step.
Availability becomes stale. Pricing becomes difficult to compare. Properties that would otherwise be a fit may never enter the consideration set. And professional hosts have to manage another distribution workflow just to participate.
We've written before about the consequences of an opaque market. When comparable furnished properties aren't visible at live, bookable rates, it becomes harder to establish what the market actually costs. In insurance housing specifically, that can turn what should be a market observation into a negotiation.
The solution isn't another RFQ.
It's better infrastructure.
Professional hosts have spent years building increasingly sophisticated operations.
Their properties are listed.
Their calendars are maintained.
Their rates are updated.
Their photos, amenities, rules, and property information already live inside the systems they use to run their businesses.
Asking those hosts to recreate all of that information every time they enter another distribution channel doesn't create value.
Connecting the systems does.
With the Hospitable integration, hosts can connect their account to Radius and import the properties they already manage. Listing details, photos, and live calendar information sync through Hospitable's Partner API, so hosts do not rebuild their listings by hand.
Radius is built around a straightforward premise:
30+ day housing should be bookable like a market, not sourced like a procurement project.
Companies using Radius can search live inventory and rates rather than sending an RFQ and waiting for suppliers to respond. Search, payment, confirmation, and booking happen on-platform.
Connecting PMS platforms directly to that marketplace makes the supply side more efficient too.
A professional host shouldn't have to choose between the distribution channels they've already built and participating in midterm housing.
They should be able to keep their existing operation and add incremental demand.
Keep the infrastructure. Add the channel.
For Hospitable hosts, Radius becomes another destination for their existing inventory: a channel designed around stays of 30 days or more, with demand from insurance housing, corporate relocation, healthcare staffing, and direct extended-stay guests.
Short-term rental hosts and property management companies want to add midterm stays, but access to the companies that book them is difficult. Radius gives these hosts access to that demand and teaches them how to serve it. Insurance housing needs month-to-month terms and the ability to extend. Month-to-month is on by default. Keep it on, because a listing with month-to-month off drops out of insurance housing search. The help guide How to host an insurance housing rental explains the setup.
A 60-day booking and a three-night booking are not simply different lengths of the same product.
The economics are different.
The customer is different.
The booking workflow is different.
And the operational burden is different.
Longer stays can mean fewer turnovers, fewer cleaning cycles, less turn coordination, and steadier revenue per booking. The exact economics depend on the property and the market.
But historically, accessing that demand has required hosts to participate in a fragmented ecosystem built around inquiries and relationships rather than real-time distribution.
That is what needs to change.
The growth of the category doesn't just require more properties.
It requires better connectivity between the properties that already exist and the companies and guests trying to book them.
We don't think the future of midterm housing is another closed inventory pool.
We think it's an increasingly connected ecosystem.
Property management systems should do what they do best: help operators manage their properties.
Radius should do what a marketplace does best: aggregate live supply, make pricing and availability visible, and connect that inventory with demand.
The integration between Radius and Hospitable is one piece of that infrastructure.
More importantly, it represents the direction we believe the entire category is heading:
From inquiries to inventory.
From quoted rates to live rates.
From fragmented calendars to connected systems.
From sourcing a stay to booking one.
The 30+ day market doesn't need to reinvent the technology professional hosts already use.
It needs to connect to it.
That's what we're building.
Book a 30+ day furnished stay, or list a property and reach insurance, corporate, and healthcare demand on one platform.
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