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Short-term rentals (STRs), commonly referred to as "short-term housing" in Lincoln, Nebraska, are legal but regulated under city ordinances adopted on June 14, 2021, with implementation starting September 20 of the same year. These rentals can exist within various zoning districts, primarily targeting urban apartments and homes, which thrive due to Lincoln's appeal to both tourists and business travelers. The rental period must not exceed 30 consecutive days, and operators are required to obtain a license from the Building and Safety Department; the license costs $250 per unit annually. STRs are particularly popular in areas accommodating visitors for events, such as the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's sports activities and local festivals. The maximum occupancy for STRs is determined by the number of sleeping areas, up to 12 guests. The city enforces specific zoning regulations, limiting the number of rentals in multi-family properties to 10% of total units. The responsible authority for regulating these rentals is the City of Lincoln’s Building and Safety Department. For more details, you can visit the official city resources: Short Term Rentals - City of Lincoln and Short Term Rentals Regulations - City of Lincoln.
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