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Airbnb leads / Colorado / Aspen

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Aspen Airbnb and short-term rental leads

PermitPulse holds 747 Aspen permits from the City of Aspen's list of existing short-term-rental permits (refreshed 2026-10-08). None of the Aspen records carry a phone or email, because the register does not publish contact details; what you get is the permit holder name, the property address and the permit detail for every one.

747permits
1ZIP codes

Counts refreshed 2026-10-08 from the live database. Aspen is part of the Colorado file; filter to it at export.

The Aspen file in numbers

Aspen is the 2nd-largest of the 6 Colorado cities with their own page here, and its 747 records make up 7.6% of everything we hold for the state.

The City of Aspen's list classes each permit: 665 listed as STR-C / Classic, 73 listed as STR-OO / Owner-Occupied and 7 listed as STR-LE / Lodging Exempt. It names the permit holder on 740 of the 747 records, and every record carries a 2026 date on the register.

Every Aspen record with a ZIP code sits in 81611.

188 of the Aspen records (25%) carry a name that appears on two or more different Colorado property addresses, above the state figure of 5%. Few large operators show up here: no name on an Aspen record holds more than 8 Colorado properties, so most of the file is individual owners.

What the Aspen file does not give you: phone numbers, email addresses and a ZIP-level split, since the records share one ZIP code. The workaround: run the Aspen property addresses and names through county property records or a skip-trace to reach owners; split the Aspen list by street or by permit type instead.

Aspen against Colorado

MeasureAspenColorado
Records7479,781
With a phone0%0%
With an email0%0%
Name on 2+ properties25%5%

State and market columns count every record in those files; the Aspen column uses the cleaned city file described on this page.

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Breakdowns

Permit and license types

Type as publishedRecordsShare
STR-C / Classic66589%
STR-OO / Owner-Occupied7310%
STR-LE / Lodging Exempt71%

Who buys the Aspen list

What an Aspen record contains

  • Permit or license numberas the register publishes it
  • Permit holder nameon 740 of 747 records
  • Property address, city, ZIPthe licensed rental itself
  • Phonenot published here
  • Emailnot published here
  • Permit type and statusas published, see the breakdowns above
  • Filing dateon 747 records
  • First-seen datewhen the record entered our database

These are public records, and public is not consent. Calls and texts fall under the TCPA and Do-Not-Call rules (permit phones are often personal mobiles), email under CAN-SPAM. Read the compliance guide before you work the list.

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Aspen questions

How many short-term rental permits are there in Aspen, CO?
Aspen has 747 as of 2026-10-08, from the City of Aspen's list of existing short-term-rental permits.
What kinds of permits are in the Aspen file?
665 STR-C / Classic, 73 STR-OO / Owner-Occupied and 7 STR-LE / Lodging Exempt.
Why is there no phone number on the Aspen records?
The City of Aspen's list of existing short-term-rental permits publishes no phone numbers for Aspen. The 747 records carry the property address and the permit holder name, which is enough for direct mail or a skip-trace.
How do I get the Aspen list?
Subscribe to the Colorado plan ($99 a month) and filter the export to Aspen, or buy the whole Colorado file once for $149. Both are self-serve CSV downloads.
Can I call or text the people on it?
The records are public, but public is not consent. Calls and texts fall under the TCPA and Do-Not-Call rules, and permit phones are often personal mobiles, so check them before you dial; email falls under CAN-SPAM.

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Aspen comes with the Colorado plan: $99 a month with filtered CSV exports, or $149 once for the whole state file. National access is $299 a month.