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Short-term rentals (STRs), commonly referred to as "Airbnbs" or "vacation rentals," are permitted in New Haven County, Connecticut, but they are regulated under general rental property rules rather than specific STR laws. Hosts must register with the city and obtain a short-term rental permit while complying with various housing codes, safety standards, and noise ordinances. New Haven imposes a 6% occupancy tax on rentals lasting less than 30 days, which hosts are responsible for collecting and remitting. The market is predominantly characterized by urban apartments, particularly appealing for both tourists visiting the area's historic sites and business travelers due to local universities and healthcare facilities. The Livable City Initiative is the primary government body in charge of overseeing the rental licensing process and related regulations in New Haven. For more information on licensing requirements, visit the New Haven Residential Rental Licensing Program page at. Additional details about STR regulations can be found in the New Haven Short Term Rental Regulations guide at.
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