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Short-term rentals (STRs) in Suffolk County, New York, commonly referred to as "vacation rentals," face varying regulations depending on specific municipalities. While there is no county-wide ban, towns like Brookhaven and Southold impose restrictions that can include minimum rental periods—such as a ban on rentals under 28 days or longer periods in some areas. Properties such as coastal beach houses and cabins in rural settings primarily thrive due to their appeal to tourists, particularly during peak seasons, though there is also a market for business travelers in nearby urban centers. The market environment is predominantly influenced by tourism, especially around hotspots like the Hamptons. Regulatory oversight is managed by the Suffolk County Department of Economic Development and Planning along with local building departments, requiring property owners to navigate both county and town-specific laws for compliance. For comprehensive details on regulations, visit the official Suffolk County website at.
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