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Short-term rentals, often referred to as vacation rentals in Indian River County, Florida, are legal but must adhere to specific regulations set forth by the local government. These rentals thrive in various property types, notably beachfront homes, condos, and some rural cabins, appealing primarily to tourists due to the county's scenic coastal locations and attractions like Vero Beach. The area caters predominantly to a tourist demographic, especially during peak seasons, though it also accommodates some business travelers. This tourism-driven market has led to visible growth and considerable competition among operators. The Indian River County Community Development Department is the primary authority responsible for regulating short-term rentals, requiring operators to obtain a license and comply with safety and zoning regulations. For detailed information on the regulations and application processes, visit the official Indian River County website at https://indianriver.gov/Document%20Center/Services/Planning-and-Development/Vacation_Rentals.pdf and https://www.indianriver.gov/.
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