Short-Term Rental Regulations by City & Country: Comprehensive Guide for 2024-2025

 

This article covers all essential short-term rental regulations available on the KeyNest website across various cities and countries. Short-term rental regulations are evolving globally as cities and governments respond to the rapid growth of platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com. These regulations aim to balance the benefits of short-term rentals, such as tourism and supplemental income for property owners, with concerns about housing affordability, neighborhood disruption, and safety. Common regulations include limiting the number of days a property can be rented annually, requiring hosts to obtain permits or licenses, and ensuring compliance with safety and health standards. Some cities impose strict zoning laws, while others focus on taxation and data reporting to manage the impact of short-term rentals on local communities. Explore local restrictions, administrative requirements, and legal obligations to ensure compliance with vacation rental laws.



Regulation Index


Belgium

Bruxelles



Germany

Dublin 


Spain

Barcelona

Madrid


Portugal

Lisbon

Porto


United Kingdom

Florida



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Jane Swartz