Kentucky STR Regulations
Explore regulations for cities across Kentucky
About Short-Term Rental Regulations
Each city in Kentucky 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
Ashland
Ashland
Active Listings
202
Median Revenue
$22,859
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Bardstown
Bardstown
Active Listings
207
Median Revenue
$34,512
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Beaver
Beaver
Active Listings
29
Median Revenue
$16,621
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green
Active Listings
430
Median Revenue
$23,210
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Campton
Campton
Active Listings
23
Median Revenue
$38,984
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Covington
Covington
Active Listings
389
Median Revenue
$27,926
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Cumberland
Cumberland
Active Listings
1236
Median Revenue
$26,665
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Frankfort
Frankfort
Active Listings
424
Median Revenue
$35,866
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Georgetown
Georgetown
Active Listings
232
Median Revenue
$31,790
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Glasgow
Glasgow
Active Listings
118
Median Revenue
$22,214
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Lexington
Lexington
Active Listings
2070
Median Revenue
$31,170
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Louisville
Louisville
Active Listings
5175
Median Revenue
$33,964
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Mammoth Cave
Mammoth Cave
Active Listings
503
Median Revenue
$34,262
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Newport
Newport
Active Listings
203
Median Revenue
$26,462
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Prestonsburg
Prestonsburg
Active Listings
27
Median Revenue
$21,037
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River
River
Active Listings
1462
Median Revenue
$39,905
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Rogers
Rogers
Active Listings
558
Median Revenue
$45,357
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Stanton
Stanton
Active Listings
610
Median Revenue
$38,431
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Williamstown
Williamstown
Active Listings
460
Median Revenue
$39,862
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About Kentucky Regulations
Kentucky 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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