New Jersey STR Regulations
Explore regulations for cities across New Jersey
About Short-Term Rental Regulations
Each city in New Jersey may have different rules for short-term rentals. Click on a city to view detailed regulations including:
- Permit requirements
- Zoning restrictions
- Taxes and fees
- Operating guidelines
Cities with Regulations
Atlantic City
Atlantic City
Active Listings
12444
Median Revenue
$46,365
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Bridgeton
Bridgeton
Active Listings
96
Median Revenue
$36,153
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Brigantine
Brigantine
Active Listings
914
Median Revenue
$45,376
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Cape May
Cape May
Active Listings
1967
Median Revenue
$58,526
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Hoboken
Hoboken
Active Listings
832
Median Revenue
$60,454
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Jersey City
Jersey City
Active Listings
15098
Median Revenue
$37,875
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Newark
Newark
Active Listings
15098
Median Revenue
$37,875
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North Bergen
North Bergen
Active Listings
860
Median Revenue
$37,024
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Ocean City
Ocean City
Active Listings
12444
Median Revenue
$46,365
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Seaside Heights
Seaside Heights
Active Listings
1338
Median Revenue
$47,049
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Union City
Union City
Active Listings
814
Median Revenue
$39,829
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Vernon
Vernon
Active Listings
369
Median Revenue
$32,236
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Villas
Villas
Active Listings
313
Median Revenue
$52,186
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West New York
West New York
Active Listings
834
Median Revenue
$45,567
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Wildwood
Wildwood
Active Listings
3577
Median Revenue
$41,913
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About New Jersey Regulations
New Jersey typically manages STR regulations at the local level. Restrictions vary by city, from simple registration to complete bans in certain zones.
Always verify current regulations with local authorities before making investment decisions.
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