Rhode Island STR Regulations
Explore regulations for cities across Rhode Island
About Short-Term Rental Regulations
Each city in Rhode Island 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
Block Island
Block Island
Active Listings
214
Median Revenue
$44,846
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Bristol
Bristol
Active Listings
286
Median Revenue
$34,164
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Charlestown
Charlestown
Active Listings
161
Median Revenue
$34,337
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East Providence
East Providence
Active Listings
55
Median Revenue
$26,096
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Jamestown
Jamestown
Active Listings
149
Median Revenue
$41,309
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Little Compton
Little Compton
Active Listings
118
Median Revenue
$29,399
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Middletown
Middletown
Active Listings
528
Median Revenue
$69,138
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Narragansett
Narragansett
Active Listings
1107
Median Revenue
$39,692
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Newport
Newport
Active Listings
2000
Median Revenue
$55,202
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North Kingstown
North Kingstown
Active Listings
148
Median Revenue
$34,323
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth
Active Listings
198
Median Revenue
$39,892
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Providence
Providence
Active Listings
5440
Median Revenue
$34,057
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Prudence Island
Prudence Island
Active Listings
35
Median Revenue
$46,376
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Tiverton
Tiverton
Active Listings
64
Median Revenue
$41,768
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Wakefield
Wakefield
Active Listings
501
Median Revenue
$35,071
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Warwick
Warwick
Active Listings
281
Median Revenue
$34,675
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Westerly
Westerly
Active Listings
329
Median Revenue
$33,438
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Wyoming
Wyoming
Active Listings
67
Median Revenue
$16,817
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About Rhode Island Regulations
Rhode Island 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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