Step 1
Verify Zoning and Ownership
Confirm if your property is in a zone where STRs are permitted by right (owner-occupied) or if you need a Special Use Permit (non-owner occupied).
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Short-term rentals in Peoria are defined as stays under 30 days and require an annual license, safety inspections, and the collection of an 8% municipal room tax.
To operate a short-term rental in Peoria, you must obtain an annual license for $75 per unit and pass a health and safety inspection. While owner-occupied rentals are allowed by right in most residential zones, non-owner occupied units often require a Special Use Permit from the city. You are also responsible for collecting and remitting an 8% city tax and state-level hotel taxes.
Step-by-step guide for Peoria
Confirm if your property is in a zone where STRs are permitted by right (owner-occupied) or if you need a Special Use Permit (non-owner occupied).
If the property is not your primary residence, you must register it with the city as a non-owner occupied unit.
Submit the specific Short-Term Rental license application via the city's online portal.
Schedule and pass a fire and building safety inspection to ensure compliance with city codes.
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 Details may be outdated or incomplete.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.
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