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Short-term rentals in Kings County, New York, specifically in Brooklyn, are legal but heavily regulated under stringent local laws. Hosts must register with the Mayor's Office of Special Enforcement (OSE) and can only rent out their primary residence where they must be present during the stay. The rentals can accommodate a maximum of two guests only, and renting an entire unit for less than 30 days is prohibited. This regulation aims to curb illegal short-term rentals and preserve housing availability. In terms of property types, urban apartments are prevalent in this market, catering primarily to tourists, especially given Brooklyn's appeal as a travel destination. The landscape is influenced by New York City's broad tourism as well as significant events in the area. Violations of rental laws can incur hefty fines, as they are strictly enforced by the OSE. For detailed regulatory guidelines and to register, hosts can visit NYC's Office of Special Enforcement website or review the specifics on the BNBCalc guide for Kings County.
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