Cross-referenced against 3 official sources — municipal codes, planning-department pages, and government registries.
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.
To host an Airbnb in unincorporated Clark County, you must live in the home as your primary residence and win a spot in the county's license lottery. You cannot rent out an apartment or a secondary vacation home; only single-family homes or condos (with HOA permission) qualify. There are strict 'buffer zones,' meaning you can't get a license if a neighbor within 1,000 feet already has one. If you operate without a license, the county can fine you up to $10,000 per day.
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 Details may be outdated or incomplete.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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