Night Caps: Gresham vs Portland
How do night caps rules compare between Gresham, OR and Portland, OR?
Gresham, OR
Multnomah County
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Portland, OR
Multnomah County
Portland Accessory Short-Term Rental (ASTR) Type A permits under PCC 33.207 allow whole-home rental for up to 95 nights per calendar year when the operator-owner is absent. Type B short-term rentals under PCC 33.208 require a conditional use review and have no general night cap but cannot operate in commercial/industrial zones since October 2024.
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| Fact | Gresham | Portland |
|---|---|---|
| Type A Code | - | PCC 33.207 |
| Type B Code | - | PCC 33.208 |
| Absent-Owner Cap (Type A) | - | 95 nights per calendar year |
| Primary Residence | - | 270+ days/year occupancy |
| Max Guests (Type A) | - | 5 overnight guests / 2 bedrooms |
| Permit Term | - | 2 years |
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Gresham FAQ
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Portland FAQ
How many nights per year can a Portland STR operate when the owner is away?
Under PCC 33.207.040, a Type A ASTR may be rented to guests as a whole-home stay for up to 95 nights per calendar year when the operator is absent. There is no night cap when the host is present and only renting rooms within the limits.
What is the difference between Type A and Type B STRs in Portland?
Type A (PCC 33.207) is the standard owner-occupied permit for up to 2 bedrooms. Type B (PCC 33.208) covers 3-5 bedrooms and requires a conditional use land use review; as of Oct 1, 2024, new Type Bs are prohibited in commercial and industrial zones.
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