Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Tigard, OR

Short-term rentals are prohibited in residential zones but allowed as 'Commercial Lodging' in commercial and some mixed-use zones (COM, MUC, MUE, MUR). Most ADUs cannot be used as STRs. Rentals are defined as fewer than 30 consecutive days and are subject to a 2.5% transient lodging tax.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Tigard. 1) Verify the property is in a zone where 'Commercial Lodging' is allowed (COM, MUC, MUE, or MUR). 2) Register as a transient lodging provider with the City Finance Department within 30 days of starting operations to receive a certificate of authority. 3) Collect and remit the 2.5% local transient lodging tax quarterly and comply with all applicable land-use and building codes.

1) Verify the property is in a zone where 'Commercial Lodging' is allowed (COM, MUC, MUE, or MUR). 2) Register as a transient lodging provider with the City Finance Department within 30 days of starting operations to receive a certificate of authority. 3) Collect and remit the 2.5% local transient lodging tax quarterly and comply with all applicable land-use and building codes.