City of Aspen Short-Term Rentals High Priority

Published: 12/8/2021

High priority today if you want to do short term rentals (less than 30 days) in 2022 in the City of Aspen for non lodging properties, based on last night’s council meeting, there are 3 steps that need to happen today before 5pm.-Owners must have a 2021 business license (apply/paid)-Owners must have applied for a 2022 business license (apply/paid)-Owners must apply for a vacation rental permit (permit must be submitted, and all applicable areas filled in)Login to your accounts and complete any outstanding tasks. Here is a screenshot of what that looks like in Munirevs.This is a fluid situation. Tonight is an emergency meeting related to Ordinance 27 which will affect Ordinance 26. These dates/deadlines may change tomorrow, but we’re sharing what we have to the best of our ability and will continue to keep you abreast of any updates.Here are the articles in today's news.Aspen Daily NewsAspen TimesHere is the communication that we’ve been sharing all year on the process to apply for a City of Aspen business license and Vacation Rental Permit (STR).Each property owner who rents a property in the City of Aspen, for any length of time, must have a business license.Annual Business License - $150 https://aspen.munirevs.comHOW TO – login to Munirev- https://www.cityofaspen.com/1322/MuniRevsLodging-RevsIn addition, if a property owner rents for less than 30 days, they must also have a Vacation Rental Permit.Please reach out if you have any questions.Thank you,Chris Klug