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Short-term vacation rentals (STVR) in Mauna Loa Estates, Hawaii, are regulated under Bill 108, enacted by the Hawaiʻi County Council in 2018, which allows these rentals in specified zoning districts. To operate legally, property owners must apply for a Nonconforming Use Certificate if the rentals exist outside designated areas. This market is characterized by rental properties including cabins in picturesque natural settings, attracting both tourists seeking a peaceful retreat and business travelers needing accommodation for longer stays. While the area is primarily influenced by tourism, it also serves business clientele visiting for local engagements. The primary regulatory body overseeing these rentals is the Hawaiʻi County Planning Department, which administers the relevant applications and compliance rules. For further details, visit the official planning department page on short-term vacation rentals at.
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