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Data Analysis of New York City Airbnb Dataset

#Portfolio Milestone 1:

2. Which local neighbourhoods are the most loved by Airbnb guests?

For the analysis, a public database from the Airbnb platform was utilised. The dataset offers details on the characteristics of homes, review ratings, comments, and the availability of more than 10,000 listings in 2019. The Airbnb data was employed to execute visualisations, and SAS studio additionally carried out linear regression to identify the elements influencing higher ratings. SAS was also employed to analyse consumer reviews.

In this data set, there are a total 16 variables or columns which includes 11 numerical variables and 5 are character variables.

Data Description of Listings, Calendar, and Reviews

Variable Description
ID Listing id of the property
Name Name of the property
Host_Id Id of the property host
host_name Name of the host property
Price Price of the property
availability_365 Availability of property
Calculated_host_ _Listings_count Total listings the host has
Neighbourhood group Neighbourhood of the property
neighbourhood Neighbourhood of the property
Min_nights Minimum number of nights required to book
Reviews_per_month Average Number of reviews in a month
room_type Type of the room
number_of_reviews Total number of reviews
last_review Date of the last review
Latitude Location of the Latitude
Longitude Location of the Longitude

Now, these variables 'id', 'host_name', 'last_review' are not needed to address the business problem because these drop variables are irrelevant and not significant to our investigation.

In this next part, we will use the SAS program for creating the filtered dataset.

Appendix 1: (SAS Code)

Guggilla, Chakraborty, P. Price Recommendation Engine for Airbnb. Support.sas.com. Retrieved from https://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings17/1326-2017.pdf.

Kas, J., Delnoij, J., Corten, R., & Parigi, P. (2022). Trust spillovers in the sharing economy: Does international Airbnb experience foster cross‐national trust?. Journal Of Consumer Behaviour, 21(3), 509-522. https://doi.org/10.1002/cb.2014.

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