Down Time
The period when inventory cannot be sold or occupied.
Definition
Down Time is The period when inventory cannot be sold or occupied. In day-to-day operations, it matters when inventory is open, offline, or staying occupied for shorter or longer stretches than expected.
Operationally, it matters because that availability picture determines whether the team should market harder, reprice, or speed up make-ready work. Days open matter because even small delays compound across a portfolio.
Use cases
Use Down Time to see which inventory is available, offline, or occupied longer than expected.
Review Down Time when the team needs to decide whether to market harder or reduce downtime faster.
Track Down Time so operations can keep small delays from compounding into portfolio-wide lost days.