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Short-term rentals, locally referred to as "vacation rentals," are largely subject to local regulations in Fire Island, New York, and are influenced by Suffolk County guidelines. Rentals of fewer than 30 days face additional scrutiny, with the Suffolk County government requiring hosts to register, obtain a Certificate of Authority, and remit a 3% Hotel & Motel Tax on rental income. Various towns within Suffolk County maintain their own rules; for example, Brookhaven restricts rentals under 28 days, generally favoring owner-occupied properties. The region predominantly accommodates tourists, enhanced by its picturesque beaches and relaxed atmosphere, catering to visitors from urban areas during peak summer months. The Suffolk County Department of Economic Development and Planning oversees these regulations, ensuring compliance across the region. For further information, you can visit the official Suffolk County sites: and.
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