Minutes from both Vail and Beaver Creek, without a town licensing program — which makes the property's own documents the deciding factor.
Verify the property. Eagle-Vail is unincorporated Eagle County, and the County decided in May 2025 not to adopt an STR ordinance, so there is no county license or cap. The EagleVail Metro District confirms that rentals of less than 30 days are subject to its 1% sales tax plus Colorado, Eagle County and RTA taxes and the county lodging tax. Whether a specific home, townhome or condo may be rented short-term depends on its HOA covenants, any deed restriction and the EagleVail Property Owners Association rules.
Listings whose MLS record states that short-term rentals are permitted and that carry no affordable or resident-occupied deed restriction. Each card shows the STR and deed-restriction status from the MLS. "Permitted" in the MLS is the starting point — the HOA documents and licensing still have to be verified for the specific unit.
View All Short-Term Rental Properties in Eagle-Vail Properties to verify
Short-term rentals allowed by the municipality does not necessarily mean short-term rentals are allowed at the property. Both levels have to say yes.
Set by the town, the county, or in Beaver Creek the Resort Company. They decide whether a license exists, what it costs, and which taxes apply.
Written into the recorded documents that run with the property. A town license never overrides them, and they are where most "no" answers in the Vail Valley come from.
Eagle-Vail mixes single-family homes, duplexes, townhomes and condominium complexes, each under its own declaration, plus the community-wide EagleVail Property Owners Association covenants. Several condominium associations restrict or prohibit nightly rentals; several duplex and single-family filings do not address them. The answer for one side of a duplex can differ from the complex across the street.
The town or county requirements and the property's own HOA, condominium or deed restrictions — both levels, on this page.
Listings whose MLS record says short-term rentals are permitted, with the deed-restriction status on every card.
Comparable rentals, seasonal occupancy, nightly rates, operating costs and net income — verified data kept separate from assumptions.
Conservative, expected and strong scenarios for the address you are considering or already own.
We prepare a specialized rental projection for a property you are considering or one you already own. It goes beyond "this property rents for $X": it separates verified property data from assumptions, and it shows the range, not a single number.
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Every requirement on this page was read from the documents below. Rules change; the current text at these links is the authority, not this summary.
Metro district sales tax, including its application to short-term rentals.
The County's STR ordinance process and its May 2025 decision not to adopt one.
County sales tax and the lodging tax that applies in unincorporated areas and Gypsum.
Affordable housing guidelines, including the prohibition on short-term leases in deed-restricted units.
Last Updated: September 23, 2026 · Regulations change. Verify current requirements with the applicable town, county, association and the recorded documents before purchasing or advertising a property as a short-term rental.
Short-term rental regulations can change, and requirements may vary by municipality, HOA, subdivision, condominium association, deed restriction, zoning district, and individual property. This page is provided for general real estate information and is not legal or tax advice. Before purchasing or advertising a property as a short-term rental, verify the current requirements that apply to the specific property. Mountain Views Team can help you identify the questions that need to be researched and connect you with the appropriate resources.
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