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Short-term rentals (STRs), known locally as "short-term residential rentals," are legal in Cupertino, California, but subject to strict regulations. As of January 2021, all STR hosts must register with the city, pay a registration fee of $211, and adhere to regulations such as limiting unhosted stays to 60 days annually. The rentals must be managed by a primary resident and are restricted to one rental agreement per property per night, with guest occupancy capped based on the number of bedrooms. The STR market in Cupertino is predominantly catered to business travelers, particularly due to its proximity to major tech companies, but it also attracts tourists seeking accommodations near Silicon Valley. The City of Cupertino's Planning Division oversees these regulations, ensuring compliance and maintaining neighborhood standards. For detailed information, visit the official city website at https://www.cupertino.org/residents/news/short-term-rentals-in-cupertino.
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