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Revere, MA Short-Term Rentals: Noise Rules (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Notice required
Written no-disturbance instruction to every renter
Posting size
11 x 14 inch poster required in unit
Fine
$490 per violation per day
Three-strikes rule
3 violations/year bars future STR use
Enforcing agency
STR enforcement office and Fire Department
Adopted
C.O. 21-211, August 23, 2021

Summary

Every Revere short-term rental operator must hand renters a written notice barring noise and disturbances that break the peace, tied to the city's general nuisance ordinance, before the party ever checks in.

Every operator of a short-term rental shall provide to every short-term rental party a document containing the following information: ... ... 4. A clear and direct instruction that short-term renters shall not disturb the peace or cause to disturb the quite enjoyment in the neighborhood or in any way interfere with the quality of life of the community by noise or other disturbances in accordance with, but not limited to, R.R.O. 9.08.010 et seq.

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Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: rev 4804778; v14 updated 2026-05-04).

Full Breakdown

O. 010 et seq. 5-by-11-inch emergency exit sign in each bedroom. 050(A) and (E). 060(D), which permanently bars a unit that racks up three violation findings, including excessive noise, within a single year.

Violations & Fines

Any violation of Chapter 8.09, including a failure to give or post the noise notice, draws a fine of $490 per violation per day under § 8.09.080(A); each day of continued noncompliance counts as a separate violation. The city may also issue a cease-and-desist order or seek a court injunction to stop the rental. A unit tied to three or more substantiated violations, noise or otherwise, within one year becomes permanently ineligible for short-term rental registration under § 8.09.060(D), and enforcement runs through R.R.O. Chapter 1.12, Article II or III per § 8.09.080(B).

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Revere require short-term rental hosts to warn guests about noise?
Yes. Section 8.09.050(F)(4) of the Revere Municipal Code requires every short-term rental operator to give guests a written instruction that they must not disturb the peace or the neighborhood's quiet enjoyment, referencing the city's general nuisance ordinance at R.R.O. 9.08.010. The instruction must also be posted on an 11-by-14-inch poster inside the unit under § 8.09.050(G).
What happens if renters cause a noise complaint at a Revere short-term rental?
A substantiated noise complaint counts as a violation finding. Under § 8.09.060(D), a unit tied to three or more violation findings, including excessive noise, within a one-year period becomes permanently ineligible to operate as a short-term rental in Revere.
How much is the fine for violating Revere's short-term rental rules?
Section 8.09.080(A) sets a civil fine of $490 per violation per day, with each day of continued noncompliance treated as a separate violation. The city may also issue a cease-and-desist order or seek an injunction from a court of competent jurisdiction.

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