Short-term Rental Restrictions
Understanding the short-term rental restrictions for Panama City Beach is essential for any investor looking to get into this booming market.
A short-term rental is a rental that accommodates stays shorter than 180 consecutive nights. Luckily, short-term rentals are permitted in Panama City Beach as long as owners register their rentals with the city and get a short-term rental license for $50 per year.
To qualify as a short-term rental, single-family homes or condos must fall under one of the following zoning types:
- Commercial – High Intensity (CH)
- Commercial – Medium Intensity (CM)
- Commercial – Low Intensity (CL)
- Limited Multi-family (R-2)
- Unlimited Multi-family (R-3)
- Townhouse (RTH)
When starting your search for homes in Panama City Beach, if you are looking for a customizable experience with a real estate agent deemed reliable by countless past clients, look no further than Nathan McIntosh.
Nathan McIntosh and his team will help you identify prospective properties consumers will be interested in renting and help you navigate the regulations to ensure your investment is profitable.
While Nathan stays updated on Panama City Beach real estate laws and regulations, laws change quickly, and the site may not reflect these changes immediately. Reach out for any specific questions and to start your search for beach luxury real estate for sale in Panama City Beach.
Nathan owns and operates multiple short-term rentals and has first-hand experience maximizing profitability for himself and his clients. Nathan and his team of top-tier realtors are committed to ensuring digital accessibility to new listings, so you know the moment a new Panama City Beach home hits the market.
While Nathan’s expertise is unrivalled, HOAs often have further restrictions you will need to accommodate. Make sure you do your due diligence before investing in real estate and work with Nathan to help navigate these restrictions, so your beach properties bring in as much income as possible.