Cavmir Research · Permit data

Short-Term Rental Permit Research

City-by-city reports built from the permit registers that cities and counties publish themselves: how many permits exist, how fast they are issued, where they cluster and how long they last.

Compiled by Cavmir from public permit registers · Published October 23, 2026

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The reports

Permit reports by city

Each report reads one public register: the list a city, county or state keeps of the short-term rental permits or licenses it has issued. Cavmir checks these registers on a schedule, so the reports also show what changed since July 2026: permits that appeared and permits that disappeared.

Method

How the research works

Every number comes from a register the government publishes itself, named and linked in each report’s method section. Cavmir counts the records, groups them by year, status, type, ZIP code or community, and publishes only those totals. No owner name, street address or map location is published. Each report has a CSV of its totals, free to use with a link.

For the statewide picture, see the U.S. short-term rental permit data hub.

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