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In Cape May County, New Jersey, short-term rentals (STRs), often referred to locally as vacation rentals, are legal but incumbent on compliance with specific regulations set forth by local municipalities. Each property must be registered and licensed for rental, with annual inspections required to ensure adherence to safety and zoning codes. Properties that flourish in this market primarily include beachfront homes, family vacation houses, and to a lesser extent, urban apartments, catering overwhelmingly to tourists drawn by Cape May County's reputation as a vacation destination. The area experiences significant seasonal fluctuations in demand, with peak occupancy rates during the summer months, though there's a consistent demand year-round from visitors, particularly families and leisure travelers. The municipalities regulate STRs, with notable oversight from the Cape May County government, specifically the Division of Consumer Affairs, which manages the registration and licensing processes. For additional details, you can visit the official Cape May County website at or review the regulations specific to the City of Cape May at.
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