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Short-term rentals (STRs), commonly referred to as vacation rentals, are legal in Atlantic County, New Jersey, with specific regulations enforced primarily by the City of Atlantic City. Owners must obtain a seasonal certificate of occupancy, which involves passing an inspection for code compliance and adhering to local ordinances. The rental of residential properties for 30 consecutive days or fewer is permitted, making it a viable option for various types of properties, including coastal homes and urban apartments, especially in tourist-heavy areas. The rental market in Atlantic County largely caters to tourists, particularly during the summer months when visitors flock to attractions such as Atlantic City's casinos and beaches; however, there is also some demand from business travelers throughout the year. The City of Atlantic City oversees STR regulations, ensuring compliance with noise, parking, and waste management ordinances to maintain community standards. For more information, you can visit the official city website here and access the city ordinances here.
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