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Short-term rentals (STRs) in Wake County, particularly in Raleigh, are legal but subject to specific regulations. Locally, these rentals are referred to as "short-term rentals," which are defined as residential properties rented out for nightly accommodations not exceeding 30 days. Operators must obtain a zoning permit, which requires compliance with local zoning laws and building codes. Properties that thrive in this market include urban apartments and homes, as well as vacation rentals in more rural areas, catering primarily to tourists attending events like conferences and other attractions. The market is growing due to a combination of tourism and business travel, with platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo becoming popular options for visitors. The City of Raleigh's Planning and Development Department is responsible for enforcing these regulations, ensuring that operators collect applicable sales and occupancy taxes. For more detailed information on the requirements, you can visit the official sites: City of Raleigh Short-Term Rentals and Steadily Guide to AirBNB Regulations.
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