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Bridgeport requires short-term rentals to be registered and licensed, with specific occupancy limits and a combined 21% tax rate as of 2026.
If you rent your home for less than 30 days in Bridgeport, you must obtain a 3-year zoning permit and an annual operating license. Stays are limited to 6 adults plus children, and owners in residential zones must live on-site for at least 185 days a year. You must also carry $1 million in liability insurance and display your permit number on all listing sites.
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