Short-term rental permit rules in Corona, CA — also called Airbnb permits, vacation rental licenses, or STR registration — list the application steps, fees, and operating requirements for hosting.
As of October 2023, short-term residential rentals are no longer permitted in the City of Corona. No new STR permits are being issued. This effectively bans Airbnb-style rentals within city limits.
The City of Corona banned short-term residential rentals effective October 2023. No new short-term rental permits are being issued. Previously, each STR required its own permit valid for one calendar year. STRs were not permitted in deed-restricted affordable housing units. The ban reflects the city's conservative stance on transient lodging in residential neighborhoods. Existing hospitality businesses (hotels, motels) continue to operate under standard business licenses and collect TOT. Contact the Planning Division at (951) 736-2434 for current regulations.
Operating an STR in Corona: code enforcement action, cease-and-desist order. Fines for operating without authorization. Continued operation: nuisance abatement proceedings. Each day of operation is a separate violation.
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