Jurupa Valley, CA Short-Term Rentals: Extended Home Share (2026)

Some California cities allow longer hosted stays (often 30 to 90 days) under a separate 'extended home-share' or 'transient occupancy' designation. Jurupa Valley has no such category. The trigger in Section 4.15.015(A) is precise: a stay 'for a period of less than 30 consecutive days' is a short-term rental and is prohibited under Section 4.15.020. A stay of 30 or more consecutive days is not a short-term rental and is not regulated by Chapter 4.15. Once the 30-day threshold is met, the arrangement becomes a residential tenancy governed by state law: California Civil Code §1946.2 (just-cause eviction, AB 1482), Civ. Code §1947.12 (annual rent cap of 5% plus regional CPI, capped at 10%), Civ. Code §1940 et seq. (general landlord-tenant duties), and — for transient occupancy tax purposes — California Revenue and Taxation Code §7280 et seq. (which applies only to stays of less than 30 days, so does not reach 30-day-plus rentals). There is no City home-share permit, no transient occupancy tax certificate, and no special zoning treatment for medium-term furnished rentals. Owners offering 30-day-plus stays should also be aware that Civ. Code §1946.2's just-cause protections attach after 12 months of continuous occupancy, and that fixed-term leases of 30 days or more create standard tenancies that cannot be ended early without compliance with state law.