Frisco STR Regulations
The Town of Frisco limits short-term rental licenses to 25% of its residential housing stock. With approximately 3,600 residential units, the current cap allows for a maximum of 900 STR licenses. Frisco reached the cap in February 2023 and has maintained a waitlist for new STR license applicants since that time.
Update 8/21/2026:
The Town’s most recently published waitlist shows 59 applicants waiting for a Frisco STR license. The Town reports that applicants in 2023–2024 typically spent approximately 12–14 months on the waitlist; however, the current estimated wait time is unknown and will vary based on license availability and turnover.
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.
Need an STR Expert Realtor in Summit County, Colorado?
Email: info@buybreck.com
Cell: (970) 343-4642
Office: (303) 876-1073
Short-term rental rules can be complex, but we're here to help. We're Anna and Brady Stout of the BuyBreck Team, and we created this guide to make navigating Summit County's STR market easier. Whether you're buying, selling, or just have questions, reach out by phone, text, email, or the form below. We'd love to help you find the right opportunity.
Frisco, Colorado Property Search
Use the tool below to discover your dream mountain property in Frisco, Colorado. Contact The BuyBreck Team if you would like to discuss your property search, the mountain real estate market, or if you would like to set up a custom search where you receive only short-term rentable properties in your inbox. We’re happy to help!