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Short-term rentals (STRs), also known as vacation rentals, in Scottsdale, Arizona, are legal but subject to stringent regulations outlined by the City of Scottsdale. Property owners must obtain a license which costs $250 annually for each rental unit, and the properties offered for rent for less than 30 days must comply with various safety and neighborhood notification requirements. This market includes a range of rental types, thriving across both single-family homes and multi-family units, catering primarily to tourists visiting the area, especially during peak travel seasons and events like the Scottsdale Arts Festival or Barrett-Jackson Auto Show. The local authority responsible for enforcing these regulations is the City of Scottsdale's Code Enforcement Division, which addresses complaints related to disruptive behaviors at STRs, often linked to noisy parties or large gatherings. For further details and resources, including the licensing process and neighborhood guidelines, visit the official government links: Scottsdale Vacation Rentals Regulations and Short Term Rental Resource Center.
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