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Princeton requires all short-term rentals to be the operator's primary residence, obtain an annual permit, and pay a 3% local occupancy tax.
To rent your home in Princeton for less than 30 days, it must be your primary residence. You need to apply for a permit, pay an initial fee of $200, and pass an annual safety inspection. Non-primary residence rentals are being phased out and will be completely prohibited by late 2028.
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