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Overview
Denver requires STR licenses and limits non-primary residences. Check current city regulations before investing.
Recent Changes: Denver short-term rental licenses are limited to a host's primary residence. Non-primary residences generally need a lodging-facility path rather than a standard STR license.
Permit Requirements
Permit Required
Yes
Permit Types
Primary Residence License, Accessory Dwelling Unit License
Permit Cost
$50-100 application fee
Renewal
Annual
Primary Residence Only
Denver only allows STRs in properties that are the owner's primary residence. Investment properties may not qualify for STR permits.
Operating Rules
Max Occupancy
2 per bedroom plus 2 additional guests
Quiet Hours
10pm - 7am
Parking
Must provide off-street parking
Taxes Required
- 10.75% Lodger's Tax
- Short-Term Rental Application Fee