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In Lincoln County, Nebraska, short-term rentals, commonly referred to as "STRs," are legal but subject to regulations set forth by the City of Lincoln. Operators must obtain a license from the Building and Safety Department, with a fee of $250 per rental unit, subject to annual renewal. The housing market primarily consists of single-family homes and multi-family units that can be used as STRs, with notable demand for properties like urban apartments and homes, especially near tourist attractions and the downtown area. The business atmosphere leans more towards accommodating tourists who visit during events and activities in Lincoln, although some business travelers also use these rentals. The maximum occupancy is determined by the number of sleeping areas, allowing up to a maximum of 12 guests. STRs are regulated under specific zoning laws and require compliance with City ordinances, including restrictions that apply to various zoning districts, such as limitations on signage. Questions regarding these regulations can be directed to the Building and Safety or Planning Departments. For more detailed information, visit the official government websites: City of Lincoln Short-Term Rentals and City of Lincoln Planning Department.
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