Occupancy Limits: Burbank vs Pasadena
How do occupancy limits rules compare between Burbank, CA and Pasadena, CA?
Pasadena has fewer restrictions than Burbank.
Burbank, CA
Los Angeles County
Not applicable. Short-term rentals are banned in Burbank. No occupancy limits for STRs have been established since the use is prohibited.
View full Burbank rules →Pasadena, CA
Los Angeles County
Pasadena STRs are limited by permit type: Type 1 (hosted, host on-site, no night limit) and Type 2 (unhosted, max 90 nights/year). Primary residence requirement of 9 months/year. Vacation rentals are not permitted.
View full Pasadena rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Burbank | Pasadena |
|---|---|---|
| STR Status | Banned | - |
| Occupancy Rules | N/A - STRs not permitted | - |
| Code | BMC 10-1-602 | - |
| Topic | Occupancy Limits | - |
| Type 1 Hosted | - | No night limit, host on-site |
| Type 2 Unhosted | - | Max 90 nights/year |
| Primary Residence | - | 9 months/year minimum |
| Vacation Rentals | - | Not permitted |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Burbank FAQ
How many guests can stay in my short-term rental?
Typically 2 guests per bedroom plus 2 additional guests.
What happens if guests exceed the occupancy limit?
The host is responsible. Violations can result in fines and potential permit revocation in Burbank.
Pasadena FAQ
How many guests can stay in my short-term rental?
Typically 2 guests per bedroom plus 2 additional guests.
What happens if guests exceed the occupancy limit?
The host is responsible. Violations can result in fines and potential permit revocation in Pasadena.
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