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Registration Rules: Inglewood vs Torrance

How do registration rules rules compare between Inglewood, CA and Torrance, CA?

Inglewood and Torrance have similar restriction levels.

Inglewood, CA

Los Angeles County

Heavy Restrictions

Inglewood requires an STR permit under Ordinance 22-15 (effective September 6, 2022). Hosts must be Inglewood property owners, residents for 365+ consecutive days, and age 25+. Tenants cannot operate STRs. HOA approval required for condo/HOA properties. Vacation rentals require 10 years city residency and property within 1,000 feet of primary residence.

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Torrance, CA

Los Angeles County

Heavy Restrictions

Torrance requires an STR permit under TMC Section 92.43, established by Ordinance O-3861 (2019) and amended by O-3890 (2021). One-time registration fee with no annual renewal. All listings must display the city-issued permit number. Business license and Uniform Occupancy Tax remittance required.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactInglewoodTorrance
OrdinanceNo. 22-15 (Sept 2022)O-3861/O-3890
Age Requirement25+ years old-
Residency365+ days at property-
Contact(310) 412-4299-
Permit Fee-One-time (no renewal)
Code-TMC Section 92.43
Business License-Required

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Inglewood FAQ

Who can operate an STR in Inglewood?

Property owners who are Inglewood residents, have lived at the property 365+ consecutive days, and are 25+ years old. Tenants are prohibited from operating STRs.

Do I need HOA approval for an Inglewood STR?

Yes. Properties in an HOA require written approval on HOA letterhead with contact information before a permit will be issued.

Torrance FAQ

Do I need a permit for a short-term rental in Torrance?

Yes. A one-time registration permit is required under TMC Section 92.43. Apply at CDDinfo@TorranceCA.gov or at City Hall.

Does Airbnb collect Torrance occupancy tax automatically?

Yes, since March 1, 2024, Airbnb collects and remits occupancy tax. Owners must still file quarterly reports for all sources.

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