Comprehensive short-term rental guides for 7 markets in Nevada.
3 markets
Nevada
Short-term rentals are highly regulated in the City of Las Vegas under Chapter 19.12. Hosts must obtain a specific business license, maintain $1M in insurance, and adhere to a strict 660-foot separation distance between rental properties.
Short-term rentals in Henderson are permitted in most residential zones subject to a strict 1,000-foot distance requirement between licensed units and mandatory host certification.
Short-term rentals in unincorporated Clark County are heavily regulated under Chapter 7.100 and limited by a 1,000-foot separation requirement between units. Hosts must use the property as their primary residence and obtain a license via a competitive application process subject to a 1% cap per district.
2 markets
Short-term rentals in unincorporated Washoe County (including Incline Village) require an annual permit and mandatory inspections for fire and building safety. The county uses a tiered system based on occupancy, with Tier 1 being the most common for standard residential homes.
North Las Vegas requires a Short-Term Rental Business License and imposes strict 660-foot separation distances between rental properties.
The City of Sparks regulates short-term rentals primarily through its business licensing and zoning codes, requiring a city business license and limiting operations to specific mixed-use or commercial zones, or as owner-occupied bed and breakfasts.
The City of Reno requires a short-term rental permit for stays of 27 consecutive days or less, mandates off-street parking, and enforces a strict occupancy cap of 10 people for standard permits.