Category: STR Laws by City
Per-city short-term rental regulations: permits, night caps, taxes, and the governing ordinance.
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Myrtle Beach Short-Term Rental Rules: Zoning & Licenses (2026)
Short-term rentals are legal in Myrtle Beach only in the right zone: every residential R district bans them except RMV. No owner-occupancy…
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New Orleans Short-Term Rental Rules: NSTR vs CSTR Permits (2026)
Is Airbnb legal in New Orleans? NSTR permits are owner-occupied and capped at one per city square; new CSTR commercial permits have…
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Gatlinburg Short-Term Rental Rules: Cabin Permit and Taxes (2026)
Gatlinburg is one of the most short-term-rental-friendly markets in the US, with no primary-residence rule and no night cap, but you need…
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Scottsdale Short-Term Rental License: Arizona STR Rules (2026)
Airbnb is legal in Scottsdale because Arizona bars city bans, but you still need an annual vacation rental license, an Arizona TPT…
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Nashville Short-Term Rental Permit: Owner vs Non-Owner (2026)
Nashville lets owners run an owner-occupied Type 1 short-term rental almost anywhere, but new non-owner-occupied Type 2 investor permits are closed across…
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Austin Short-Term Rental License: Type 1 vs Type 2 (2026)
Austin allows short-term rentals with a Type 1, 2, or 3 license. A February 2025 overhaul reopened non-owner-occupied Type 2 whole-home investor…
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Denver Short-Term Rental Rules: Primary-Residence Law Explained (2026)
Denver only licenses short-term rentals in your primary residence where you live 183+ days a year; investor and second-home STRs are banned…
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Is Airbnb Legal in San Diego? STRO License Rules (2026)
Yes, Airbnb is legal in San Diego with a Short-Term Residential Occupancy license. Four tiers govern residency, day caps, and fees; whole-home…