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 - Shared rooms have the lowest  
 - Overall, differences across room types are modest, suggesting room type alone is not a strong predictor of guest satisfaction
 
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 ### Q2 — What Is the Price Distribution of Highly-Rated vs. Not-Highly-Rated Listings?  
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 - Room type has only a minor impact on ratings, with small differences across room categories.
 - Price and rating show no clear correlation, and low prices mainly indicate new, unrated listings.
 - Neighbourhood group influences rating consistency, with Staten Island and Queens performing best proportionally.
-- More experienced hosts (managing more listings) consistently receive higher ratings.
+- More experienced hosts (managing more listings) consistently receive higher ratings.
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+No single feature—such as price, room type, neighbourhood group, or host activity—showed a strong correlation with review ratings.
+ This likely reflects the fact that ratings are influenced by a combination of subjective guest experiences, service quality, communication, and expectations, none of which are fully captured in the dataset’s structured variables.