Regulations
New York City Short-Term Rental License: The Complete 2026 Guide
New York City has the strictest short-term rental regulations in the US. Local Law 18 requires hosts to be present…
New York City has the strictest short-term rental regulations in the US. Local Law 18 requires hosts to be present…
Chicago allows short-term rentals — but only if you reside in the building and carry $1 million in liability insurance.…
Los Angeles allows short-term rentals — but only in your primary residence. The Home-Sharing Ordinance limits un-hosted rentals to 120…
Destin is one of Florida’s most popular beach vacation destinations, and getting licensed here requires navigating three separate registrations: the…
Charlotte is one of the most accessible STR markets in the Southeast. A zoning permit ($100) and a business license…
Houston launched a new short-term rental ordinance effective January 1, 2026. Hosts must obtain a city permit ($308.10 total fee),…
Dallas is currently in a state of regulatory flux. The city passed a new STR ordinance requiring a $404 registration,…
Scottsdale is one of Arizona’s premier STR markets — luxury properties averaging $47,893/year. The city has a structured licensing process…
San Antonio offers one of the most affordable short-term rental licensing structures in any major US city. Type 1 permits…
Charleston is one of the Southeast’s top STR destinations, averaging $84,506/year. The city requires owner-occupancy in residential zones plus two…