Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Long Beach, CA

Long Beach allows unlimited Primary Residence registrations (where the host lives 275+ days/year) and a maximum of 800 Non-Primary Residence registrations citywide. STRs are prohibited in Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), and occupancy is limited to two persons per bedroom plus two, with a maximum of eight persons total.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Long Beach. 1. Determine registration type (Primary vs. Non-Primary) and gather required documents like proof of residency or notarized owner consent. 2. Apply through the City’s STR registration portal and pay the $400 annual fee. 3. Post the issued registration number on all listings and comply with monthly TOT reporting.

1. Determine registration type (Primary vs. Non-Primary) and gather required documents like proof of residency or notarized owner consent. 2. Apply through the City’s STR registration portal and pay the $400 annual fee. 3. Post the issued registration number on all listings and comply with monthly TOT reporting.