Short-Term Rental Regulations in Oregon

State Overview
Oregon does not preempt local STR regulation. Cities and counties have broad authority to regulate short-term rentals through local ordinances. The state imposes a 1.5% State Transient Lodging Tax in addition to any local taxes.

Cities in Oregon

City Permit Tax Rate Day Limit Primary Res.
Bend ✓ Required 11.9% No annual cap · ≤29 days/stay Varies →
Cannon Beach ✓ Required 14% No limit No →
Portland ✓ Required 16% No annual cap · 95 days conditional Required →

Oregon's STR Landscape

Oregon does not have a uniform STR framework, leaving regulation to individual municipalities. The state imposes a 1.5% State Transient Lodging Tax in addition to local taxes.

Regulation varies significantly across cities. Some cities (Bend, Portland) require primary residence, while others (Cannon Beach) allow non-owner-occupied rentals. Tax rates vary from 11.9% to 16%.

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Other States

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