Meeting the Needs of Local Workers and Vacationers with Rental Regulations
The search for affordable housing in mountain communities has long been challenging for local workers. In response to this issue, local authorities have implemented various restrictions on short-term rentals, such as limiting the number of rental nights and new licenses. If you’re considering investing in a vacation property and renting through a property manager, Airbnb, or VRBO when not in use, understanding these regulations is essential to offset investment expenses effectively.
Opportunities in Different Zones and Town of Blue River
The Breckenridge zoning plan does not impact existing license holders. However, licenses don’t transfer when a property is sold or the owner opts not to maintain it. As a result, the number of permits in Zone 2 and 3 will gradually decrease to reach target levels/ Each zone has its waiting list for licenses, with the total number differing by location.
Focus your property search on the Resort Properties Zone, Tourism Zone (Zone 1), and the town of Blue River. You can maximize your investment in Breckenridge’s vibrant mountain community and Blue River by staying informed and adapting rental regulations here.
Partnering with Local Experts for Success
By partnering with local realtor, I have access to up-to-date short term rental information in all towns and neighborhoods in Summit County. Feel free to contact me with any inquiries regarding the short-term rental potential of properties for sale.
