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Page

Permissive
ArizonaUpdated Mar 16, 2026
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Cross-referenced against 0 official sources — municipal codes, planning-department pages, and government registries.

Verified Feb 11, 2026Sources 0

Summary

Plain-english overview

Short-term rentals are permitted in Page but require a local city business license, a state TPT license, and compliance with Arizona SB 1168 notification requirements.

Restriction level

Severity 0
Classification
Permissive
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Severity

Why this classification

  • Standard permit fee: $250
  • Permit required
  • Reporting required
  • Safety standards required
  • No night cap
  • No primary residence requirement
  • Tenants can host

In plain English

What this means for you

To host an STR in Page, you must obtain a City Business License and a State Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT) license. You are also required to provide neighbor notifications and maintain a 24/7 emergency contact for the property.

At a glance

Key numbers
Permit requiredYes
Night limitNone
Primary residenceNot required
Total tax rate0.1%
Permit fee$250
Processing time2-4 weeks
Max fine$2,500

4 things hosts often miss

Common compliance gaps
  1. 1Arizona state law prevents cities from banning STRs entirely.
  2. 2You must have a 24/7 emergency contact who can respond within 60 minutes.
  3. 3A TPT license is required even if only renting through platforms like Airbnb.
  4. 4Failure to provide neighbor notifications can result in a license denial or fine.

Regulation details

Sourced from official code
Eligibility5 rules
  • Page: Your HOA can prohibit short-term rentals even if the city allows them. Check your CC&Rs before applying.
  • Page: You can have a co-host or property manager help manage your listing.
  • Page allows STRs in the following property types: Single Family, Condo, Townhouse, Multi-Family.
Requirements13 rules
  • Page: Arizona state law prevents cities from banning STRs entirely.
  • Page STR warning: Failure to provide neighbor notifications can result in a license denial or fine.
  • Page STR warning: You must have a 24/7 emergency contact who can respond within 60 minutes.
  • Page: Hosts must report their rental activity per-booking to the city, even if platforms collect taxes.
Application process6 rules
  • Step-by-step guide to get an STR permit in Page: Step 1: Apply for an Arizona TPT License - Register with the Arizona Department of Revenue to receive a Transaction Privilege Tax license number. Documents needed: EIN or Social Security Number, Property Details. Estimated time: 1 week. Cost: 12. More info: https://azdor.gov/transaction-privilege-tax-tpt Step 2: Notify Neighbors - Send a notice to all residents/owners within a 200-foot radius of the property providing 24/7 contact information. Documents needed: Notification Letter. Estimated time: 1 week. Step 3: Submit City Business License Application - Complete the STR license application through the Page Community Development department, including the TPT number and neighbor notification affidavit. Documents needed: TPT License, Neighbor Affidavit, Insurance Certificate. Estimated time: 2 weeks. Cost: 250. More info: https://cityofpage.org/departments/community-development/business-licensing
Fees & costs1 rule
  • Page charges a registration fee of $250 (annual).
Taxes2 rules
  • Arizona has a state sales tax of 0.056% that applies to STR rentals.
  • Page charges a Transient Lodging Tax of 0.04%. This applies to stays under 30 days. Platforms like Airbnb collect and remit this tax. Note: Platforms like Airbnb and VRBO typically collect and remit the TPT and Lodging taxes in AZ.
Limits & restrictions3 rules
  • Page enforces quiet hours: 10:00 PM - 7:00 AM.
  • Page occupancy calculation: Limited by building and fire code capacity. Count your bedrooms to determine your max guest limit.
  • Page limits stays to a maximum of 29 nights.
Safety requirements1 rule
  • Page requires the following safety measures for STRs: smoke detectors, CO detectors, fire extinguisher, posted maximum occupancy, posted emergency contact, Floor plan with emergency exits must be posted.
Penalties3 rules
  • Page: Repeated violations can result in permanent permit revocation. You would lose the ability to operate any STR.
  • Page enforces the following penalties for STR violations: First offense: $500 fine. Second offense: $1,000 fine. Third offense: License revocation. Daily fine: $500. Maximum fine: 2500. Permit may be revoked for violations.
Exemptions2 rules
  • Page exempts the following from STR regulations: long-term rentals (30+ days), extended stays.
  • Page: Rentals of 30+ days are generally NOT considered short-term rentals and may be exempt from STR regulations (but may have other requirements).

How to get permitted

Step-by-step guide for Page

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Step 1

Apply for an Arizona TPT License

Register with the Arizona Department of Revenue to receive a Transaction Privilege Tax license number.

1 week$12
Documents needed
  • EIN or Social Security Number
  • Property Details
Official resource
Step 2

Notify Neighbors

Send a notice to all residents/owners within a 200-foot radius of the property providing 24/7 contact information.

1 weekFree
Documents needed
  • Notification Letter
Step 3

Submit City Business License Application

Complete the STR license application through the Page Community Development department, including the TPT number and neighbor notification affidavit.

2 weeks$250
Documents needed
  • TPT License
  • Neighbor Affidavit
  • Insurance Certificate
Official resource

Frequently asked questions

4 answered

Disclaimer

Regulatory information is AI-researched from public city/county codes for educational purposes. Details may be outdated or incomplete. Always verify requirements directly with your city/county planning department before operating a short-term rental.

Researched & verified by Learn STR at GoStudioM

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