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In Rockland County, New York, short-term rentals (STRs) are primarily referred to as "temporary rentals." As of May 11, 2016, regulations were enacted requiring homeowners to obtain permits to operate these rentals. Specifically, homeowners who reside on the property must secure an annual permit to rent a room or portions of their home for short stays, while those renting an entire property must undergo a one-time review by the planning board before permit issuance. Rental types commonly found in the area include cabins in rural settings and residential homes, which cater to both tourists and local renters. The short-term rental market is characterized by a mix of vacation-seeking tourists drawn to the county's natural beauty and recreational offerings, as well as some business travelers seeking temporary accommodations. The oversight of these regulations falls to the local government authorities, specifically community planning and code enforcement departments. For more information, visit the official Rockland County website at https://rocklandgov.com.
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