Frisco Short-Term Rental Rules
The Town of Frisco adopted an STR license cap which limits the number of licenses issued to a total of 25% of the housing stock. Frisco reached their cap on 2/23/2023. Home owners can join a waitlist now that 25% of the housing stock has an STR license in Frisco (900 licenses).
UPDATE 5/1/2024: As of 5/1/2024 there are 41 applicants on the Frisco short-term rental waitlist. The town of Frisco currently estimates the waitlist length to be 9+ months from the time of application submission to approval of new license.
Frisco Short-Term Rental Resources:
Disclaimer: This page was created by Summit County real estate agent Brady Stout. This page is for informational purposes only. Do not make investment decisions based on this information. Please contact The Town of Frisco to verify STR licensing info for any property in question.
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