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Short-term rentals (STRs), commonly referred to as "short-term rental properties" in Prince George's County, Maryland, are legal and regulated under the County's short-term rental licensing program. Homeowners must obtain a Short-Term Rental License from the Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement (DPIE) to operate these rentals, which must be their primary residence. STRs tend to thrive in suburban neighborhoods and urban areas, with single-family homes and townhouses being popular types of properties, though some rural cabins may also attract interest due to the County's proximity to natural attractions. The market caters primarily to both tourists visiting landmarks like the National Harbor and business travelers attending events in nearby Washington, D.C. The government authority overseeing these regulations is the DPIE, which ensures that properties comply with safety and zoning regulations. For more detailed information, visit the official Prince George's County website at and the FAQ page on STRs at.
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