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The Town of Elon regulates short-term rentals through specific zoning district allowances and a 3% local occupancy tax implemented in 2024.
In Elon, short-term rentals are allowed by right in Neighborhood Residential (NR) zones but require a Special Use Permit in Suburban Residential (SR) zones and are prohibited in Rural Residential (RR) areas. Operators must obtain a zoning permit and pay both city and county occupancy taxes, totaling 6%, in addition to state sales tax. There is also a local occupancy rule that limits residences to no more than three unrelated persons.
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