Primary-Residence-Only Rule
Rules limiting short-term rentals to a host's primary residence, including documentation required to prove residency and rules against operating multiple listings.
Aurora
Significant RestrictionsAurora, Colorado limits short-term rentals to the operator's primary residence, and booking platforms can't be paid for…
Read full rule →Boulder
Significant RestrictionsBoulder only licenses a short-term rental in the unit the licensee actually lives in. BRC 10-3-19(j) requires the…
Read full rule →Denver
Significant RestrictionsDenver bans short-term rentals of any home that isn't the host's primary residence: investment properties and second…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Significant RestrictionsLakewood issues short-term rental licenses only for Dwelling Units that are the owner's Primary Residence, closing off…
Read full rule →Longmont
Significant RestrictionsLongmont only licenses a short-term rental if it is the applicant's primary residence or a single second/investment…
Read full rule →Boulder County
Some RestrictionsShort-Term Rentals must be the owner's or tenant's primary residence, occupied more than six months per year, though…
Read full rule →Douglas County
Some RestrictionsDouglas County does not require a short-term rental to be the owner's primary residence, so non-owner-occupied and…
Read full rule →Fort Collins
Some RestrictionsA short term primary rental license in Fort Collins can only go to the owner of a dwelling that is actually that…
Read full rule →Jefferson County
Some RestrictionsJeffco does not require STRs to be a primary residence. It licenses two types: Primary Residence STRs and Investment…
Read full rule →Littleton
Some RestrictionsA Littleton short-term primary-rental license only issues for the applicant's own primary residence. City Code Section…
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