Comprehensive short-term rental guides for 6 markets in South Dakota.
2 markets
South Dakota
The City of Brookings requires all short-term rentals to obtain an annual permit, comply with specific residential standards, and remit state and local lodging taxes.
4 markets
Sioux Falls requires short-term rentals to be registered with the city and licensed by the state, with specific safety and occupancy standards defined in the 2024 updated zoning ordinance.
Short-term rentals in Vermillion are regulated under the general Rental Housing Code, which requires mandatory registration and biennial inspections for all rental dwellings.
Short-term rentals in Spearfish are not currently regulated by city-specific ordinances, but operators must obtain a mandatory South Dakota state lodging license and register for state and local taxes.
Pierre does not have a specialized short-term rental ordinance but requires a state-level lodging license and the collection of several state and local taxes, including a $2.00 per room per night occupancy tax.
Rapid City requires a local vacation home registration, state lodging licensure, and adherence to specific parking and occupancy standards for all properties rented more than 14 days per year.