Retrieve a country's aggregate Airbnb market profile including supply, Superhost share, guest capacity, ratings, top metros, and USD-normalized price percentiles for cross-country comparison.
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- Retrieve Airbnb market density near a coordinate as a geohash-grid map, showing listing counts and Superhost share to evaluate lodging supply in a radius.MIT
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