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Short-term rentals, often referred to locally as STRs, in Essex County, New York, are subject to a mix of local regulations that vary by municipality. In general, rentals for fewer than 30 consecutive days require owners to obtain a Short-Term Rental Permit. For example, in North Elba, rental operators must register with the county, collect occupancy taxes, and ensure a local contact is available for guest issues within 30-60 minutes. Popular properties include rural cabins and waterfront homes, which attract both tourists and outdoor enthusiasts year-round, particularly during the summer and winter seasons. The market leans heavily toward tourism, driven by natural attractions and recreational opportunities in the Adirondacks. The Essex County Board of Supervisors is responsible for the regulation of short-term rentals, ensuring compliance with local laws. For further details, visit the Essex County official website at and the Town of North Elba's rental guidelines at.
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