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Short-term-rental rules

Short-term rental rules, county by county

Palisade Stays serves Northern New Jersey and the Lower Hudson Valley. We keep plain-English, source-cited short-term-rental rules references, town by town, across nine home counties: Bergen, Essex, Hudson, and Passaic in New Jersey, and Rockland, Westchester, Orange, Putnam, and Dutchess in New York. The map below shows the same rules at a glance; pick a county underneath to see its towns grouped by status.

Rules by county

Where short-term rentals are legal in our region

Bergen County, NJ: 10% of mapped towns allow short-term rentals (7 open, 63 restricted)Essex County, NJ: 27% of mapped towns allow short-term rentals (6 open, 16 restricted)Hudson County, NJ: 17% of mapped towns allow short-term rentals (2 open, 10 restricted)Passaic County, NJ: 40% of mapped towns allow short-term rentals (6 open, 9 restricted)Dutchess County, NY: 45% of mapped towns allow short-term rentals (13 open, 16 restricted)Orange County, NY: 58% of mapped towns allow short-term rentals (11 open, 8 restricted)Putnam County, NY: 57% of mapped towns allow short-term rentals (4 open, 3 restricted)Rockland County, NY: 27% of mapped towns allow short-term rentals (6 open, 16 restricted)Westchester County, NY: 16% of mapped towns allow short-term rentals (7 open, 38 restricted)
BergenEssexHudsonRocklandWestchesterPassaicOrangePutnamDutchess
  • Comparatively more restricted
  • Mixed
  • Comparatively more open
  • Mapping in progress

Shaded relative to the counties we have mapped. Even the most open is still limited: confirm your town.

If your town says no

Prohibited in your town? You still have a play.

Most local bans outlaw paid stays of 30 nights or less, and leave furnished rentals longer than 30 nights fully legal. Furnished mid-term and turnkey rentals serve relocations, traveling professionals, insurance housing, and corporate stays.

Map your compliant 30-plus-night strategy->