Compiled from the city's official pages — rules you must confirm before you list. Compiled August 2026; rules change, confirm each on the official site.
Compiled from the city's official pages. Links go to the official site where available — confirm each before you list.
Zoning is parcel-specific. We don't guess it on this page — check your exact address against the city's live GIS.
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The city lists a short-term-rental registration (STR Registration — Local Law 18 (the host is generally required to live in the unit & be PRESENT during stays · max 2 guests · renting a WHOLE apartment <30 days is generally not permitted — confirm with OSE)) on its official pages. Whether it applies to your specific listing depends on factors we don't verify — confirm directly with Mayor's Office of Special Enforcement (OSE). Informational only, not legal advice.
Published fee guidance: Verify current registration fee with OSE. Fees change — confirm the current amount with Mayor's Office of Special Enforcement (OSE) before you pay.
The city lists Hotel Room Occupancy Tax (Occupancy tax applies to legal stays), administered by NYC Dept of Finance. Confirm current rates and how to register on the official tax page.
That depends on the city's zoning and primary-residence rules, which we don't verify here — confirm with Mayor's Office of Special Enforcement (OSE) and check your exact address's base zoning.