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Short-term rentals (STRs), known locally as "short-term residential rentals," are prevalent in Garland County, Arkansas, particularly in urban areas like Hot Springs, where they cater primarily to tourists. The market thrives on a variety of property types, including vacation homes, cabins, and apartments, with rural cabins being especially popular due to the area's natural attractions. STR regulations are less stringent at the county level, as Garland County does not specifically regulate these rentals, and there are no county licensing requirements. However, the City of Hot Springs has established regulations requiring a business license and inspections, particularly impacting residential zones, which have a cap of 400 licenses. The market environment is heavily influenced by seasonal tourism, although there is a consistent demand for business travelers visiting local attractions and events. The Hot Springs Planning & Development Department oversees the regulations and licensing for STRs, ensuring that property owners comply with local codes. For more information on STR regulations, you can visit the official websites: Garland County Planning & Zoning and Hot Springs Short-term Rental Information.
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