Short-term rentals (STRs), locally referred to as "alquileres cortos" in Cabo Rojo Municipality, Puerto Rico, are subject to specific regulations which aim to balance the interests of residents and the economic benefits that tourism brings. STRs are legal but come with requirements for permits and compliance with zoning laws. Properties like beachfront condos and rural cabins are popular among tourists, particularly families and vacationers, due to the area's beautiful natural landscapes and tourist attractions. The market predominantly caters to tourists, especially during peak seasons and holidays, with significant demand driven by local attractions like beaches and historical sites. The municipality encourages tourism and recreational use of vacation rentals, thus contributing to the local economy. The main regulatory body overseeing short-term rental laws in Cabo Rojo is the Puerto Rico Tourism Company, which provides guidelines and enforces the necessary permits. For more details, you can access the municipal website at or the Puerto Rico Tourism Company at.