Short-Term Rental Rules in Colorado (2026): 26 Cities
STRVE tracks short-term rental rules for 26 cities in Colorado: 2 STR-friendly, 8 moderate, 16 restrictive.
- Eagle CountySTR-friendly83/100
- GreeleySTR-friendly78/100
- Durangomoderate55/100
- Fort Collinsmoderate55/100
- Grand Countymoderate55/100
- Larimer Countymoderate55/100
- Lovelandmoderate55/100
- Ouraymoderate55/100
- Salidamoderate55/100
- Winter Parkmoderate55/100
- Aspenrestrictive30/100
- Breckenridgerestrictive30/100
- Cortezrestrictive30/100
- Crested Butterestrictive30/100
- Denverrestrictive30/100
- Estes Parkrestrictive30/100
- Lake Countyrestrictive30/100
- Larimer Countyrestrictive30/100
- Leadvillerestrictive30/100
- Ouray Countyrestrictive30/100
- Pagosa Springsrestrictive30/100
- Steamboat Springsrestrictive30/100
- Telluriderestrictive30/100
- Vailrestrictive30/100
- Windsorrestrictive30/100
- Routt Countyrestrictive8/100
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