Buffalo

The City of Canandaigua regulates short-term rentals under Chapter 712 of the Municipal Code, requiring a biennial license and a safety inspection. Hosts must collect a 3% local lodging tax in addition to New York state sales tax.

Dutchess County does not have a centralized county-wide short-term rental ordinance; instead, it enforces a 5% Hotel and Motel Room Occupancy Tax. All land use, zoning, and STR permit requirements are handled at the individual town, village, or city level.

Short-term rentals in Hammondsport require a permit, biennial inspections, and are subject to a 12% density cap in residential zones.

Short-term rentals in Shelter Island are governed by Chapter 105 of the Town Code, requiring a biennial license and adherence to a strict 'one rental every 14 days' frequency rule for non-owner occupied properties. The town limits occupancy based on bedroom count and requires clear display of the license number in all advertisements.