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A multi-city itinerary planner letting renters lock in verified furnished stays with standardized lease terms, deposits and minimum-stay rules across several European cities in one trip.
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What to build
MVP
A booking flow covering 3-5 popular relocation corridors (e.g. Lisbon-Berlin-Prague) with a normalized lease-term checklist pulled manually from partner listings, plus a single deposit-handling wallet.
Why it can be better
Existing platforms manage lease terms, deposits and minimum stays independently with no shared standard, forcing renters juggling multiple cities to reconcile different rules each time; this gives one consistent itinerary layer.
Revenue model
Per-booking service fee (3-5%) charged to renters for itinerary coordination and deposit escrow, paid by relocating professionals with employer stipends.
Target user
Consultants, remote workers and corporate relocators moving through multiple European cities within a single assignment.
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Context
The opportunity this answers
Build a cross-platform mid-term rental search and verification layer that flags genuine below-tourist-rate furnished listings for renters relocating across European cities.
Why now
Regulatory crackdowns on short-term rentals across European cities are actively pushing landlords and institutional investors to relabel stock as mid-term, creating a fast-growing but unverified supply just as dedicated platforms like Flatio, Wunderflats and HousingAnywhere are scaling city coverage, meaning the market has enough real inventory and enough abusive relabeling happening simultaneously that a verification and aggregation layer is now buildable and needed, whereas a year or two ago the segment was too thin to support it.
