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In Marquette County, Michigan, short-term rentals (STRs) are currently legal and primarily referred to as "short-term rentals." The city of Marquette has instituted a cap of 250 STRs to balance residential housing availability, with over 100 property owners already on a waiting list for permits. Short-term rentals are favorable in a mix of settings, with properties such as cabins in rural areas and urban apartments thriving, largely catering to tourists visiting the area's natural attractions and events. The overall market is predominantly tourist-driven, but there is some demand from business travelers as well, particularly during seasonal peak times. Regulatory oversight falls under local governments, with the Marquette City Commission responsible for STR regulations. Notably, the city is advocating for local control amidst potential state legislation that could restrict local authority over STR numbers. For more information, visit the official websites for Marquette City and Township:.
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