Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Dunedin, FL

Short-term vacation rentals (transient uses under 90 days) are permitted only in specific zoning districts and prohibited in residential zones. Requirements include obtaining a Certificate of Compliance, designating a Responsible Party within 25 miles available 24/7, providing one off-street parking space per bedroom, and prohibiting occupancy by convicted sexual offenders.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Dunedin. 1) Verify property zoning allows transient use via the City GIS and zoning table. 2) Submit the Short-Term Vacation Rental Registration application with proof of Florida DOR registration, DBPR licensure, City Business Tax Receipt, liability insurance, and a passed fire inspection. 3) Pay the $200 annual registration fee per unit to receive a Certificate of Compliance and registration number.

1) Verify property zoning allows transient use via the City GIS and zoning table. 2) Submit the Short-Term Vacation Rental Registration application with proof of Florida DOR registration, DBPR licensure, City Business Tax Receipt, liability insurance, and a passed fire inspection. 3) Pay the $200 annual registration fee per unit to receive a Certificate of Compliance and registration number.