Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Holland, MI

Owner-occupied STRs are allowed in any zone district. Investor-owned STRs are restricted to NMU, CMU, RMU, GMU, I, PUD, and F zones, or limited to a cap of 25 properties in residential zones (LDR, CNR, MDR, TNR) with a 500-foot separation distance; the residential cap is currently reached.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Holland. 1. Submit a Short Term Rental registration form and Investor-Owned Worksheet to the Community & Neighborhood Services Department. 2. Provide proof of liability insurance specifically covering short-term rental use. 3. Schedule and pass a rental inspection and pay all associated fees to receive a Certificate of Compliance.

1. Submit a Short Term Rental registration form and Investor-Owned Worksheet to the Community & Neighborhood Services Department. 2. Provide proof of liability insurance specifically covering short-term rental use. 3. Schedule and pass a rental inspection and pay all associated fees to receive a Certificate of Compliance.