Short-Term Rental Rules by City

Las Vegas area (unincorporated Clark County), NV short-term rental rules

Last checked: 2026-10-07

A short-term rental in unincorporated Clark County operates only with a county Short-Term Rental Unit business license, and the county makes no distinction between owner-occupied and non-owner-occupied rentals. Licenses are limited by a 1% cap on eligible housing units, spacing of 1,000 feet between rentals and 2,500 feet from resort hotels, and one license per person or entity. Operating without a license carries $1,000 to $10,000 per day.

Facts

FieldValueStated by
PlaceLas Vegas area (unincorporated Clark County)-
StateNV-
Jurisdiction typecounty (unincorporated area; not the City of Las Vegas)-
Permit requiredYesSource 1
Permit nameShort-Term Rental Unit business license-
Permit fee (USD)$945Source 1
Fee notes$945.00 is the first-year total stated for 3 or fewer bedrooms ($45 application + $150 inspection + $750 annual license); more than 3 bedrooms is $1,695.00.-
Renewal periodannualSource 1
Non-owner-occupied rental allowedYesSource 1
Caps and zoning limits1% cap on eligible housing units per unincorporated area; 1,000 feet between licensed STRs; 2,500 feet from resort hotels; one licensed unit per person or entity; apartments are not eligible.Source 1
Annual night capunknown-
Local lodging taxunknown-
State lodging taxunknown-
Platform collects taxYesSource 1
Tax notesThe county FAQ gives no percentage. It says the accommodations facilitator remits the tax when the unit is listed solely through it; a licensee who takes payment directly remits to the County. The Nevada Department of Taxation says lodging tax is imposed and collected at county level at rates that vary by county.-
PenaltiesOperating without a license: not less than $1,000 and not more than $10,000 per day. Other violations: the nightly rental value or $500, whichever is greater ($1,000 for subsequent violations).Source 1
Fields not confirmedAnnual night cap; Local lodging tax; State lodging tax-
Last checked2026-10-07-
Dataset row idclark-county-nv-

"unknown" means the value was not found on the official pages read on the check date, not that no such rule exists. "Stated by" points to the numbered source below.

Sources

  1. Clark County: Short-Term Rentals Frequently Asked Questions
  2. Nevada Department of Taxation: Lodging Tax. Published on tax.nv.gov. Address: https://tax.nv.gov/tax-types/lodging-tax/

At most one official page per place is linked; every other source is cited as text with its full address.

Sources last checked: 2026-10-07

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