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Short-term rentals in Onondaga County, New York, are often referred to as vacation rentals or short-term rental properties, and their legality and regulation depend on the specific municipality. The City of Syracuse requires hosts to register their rental properties with the Division of Code Enforcement, obtain a Rental Registry Certificate, and pass inspections every three years. The application fee is $150, and failure to comply can result in criminal penalties. Meanwhile, villages like Liverpool have outright banned short-term rentals. Properties that thrive in this landscape include urban apartments in Syracuse, primarily catering to tourists, especially during events and festivals, and cabins in rural areas, appealing to nature enthusiasts. The local economy sees a blend of guests, including both leisure travelers and business visitors. The Onondaga County Department of Finance oversees the collection of a 7% occupancy tax along with a 4% state sales tax applicable to short-term rentals. Hosts are advised to consult their local zoning offices for specific regulations. For more information, visit.
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