⚠︎ Restricted
Honolulu, Hawaii
Licence required · 18.5% tax
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⚠︎ Restricted
Licence required · 18.5% tax
⚠︎ Restricted
Licence required · Tourist tax
⚠︎ Restricted
Licence required · 8.875% tax
✓ Active
Licence required · 13.97% tax
◐ Conditional
Licence required · Tourist tax
✓ Active
Licence required · Tourist tax
⚠︎ Restricted
Licence required · 16.75% tax + fees
◐ Conditional
Licence required · 6% lodging tax
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Places whose rules limit where short-term rentals can operate.
Why: Cities keep visitor stays out of streets zoned for homes.
Places that cap how many guests can stay.
Why: Caps limit noise, parking and fire risk for neighbors.
Places where only the owner’s own home can be rented.
Why: Cities use these to keep homes available to people who live there.
Places where stays under 30 days are banned in most or all of the area.
Why: Usually a response to housing shortages or overtourism.
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Non-owner-occupied permits are restricted and do not transfer when the property sells. The buyer starts over.
See Nashville rules →Banned in all single-family homes and many apartment buildings. Fines up to $1,000 a day, $5,000 a day for repeats.
See Miami Beach rules →Licences are capped by zone. In the town's July 2026 update, Zones 2 and 3 were full, with waitlists.
See Breckenridge rules →Rentals are allowed only in certain zoning districts or inside a short-term rental overlay. The next street can be off-limits.
See Kissimmee rules →From single-property diligence to 150-door portfolio safeguards.
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{
"type": "jurisdiction.changes",
"changes": [{
"jurisdiction_id": "intl-mexico-mexico-city",
"jurisdiction_label": "Mexico City, Mexico",
"change_type": "updated",
"material": true,
"changes": [{
"field": "multiple",
"old": "No mandatory municipal STR registry actively enforced",
"new": "Mandatory digital registry for platforms and hosts..."
}]
}]
}
{
"country": "Italy",
"guest_registration": {
"required": true,
"system_name": "Alloggiati Web",
"authority": "Polizia di Stato (Questura)",
"deadline": "Within 24 hours of arrival",
"legal_basis": "Art. 109 TULPS (R.D. 773/1931)"
},
"host_registration": {
"number_name": "CIN",
"listing_display_required": true
},
"verified": "2026-10-29"
}
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