Fredericksburg Airbnb & short-term-rental permit leads

Fredericksburg permit records in numbers

None of the 1,731 Fredericksburg records carry a phone or email, because the registers behind them do not publish one. Each one names the owner or business and gives the property address. A mailing address, often the owner's home rather than the rental, is on 1,333.

On the tax roll the Fredericksburg permits break down as 1,549 filed under NAICS 531110, lessors of residential buildings (89%), 24 under 531311, residential property managers and 72 hotel or motel permits (721110 and 721120) that an export can filter out.

Filing dates run from June 15, 1992 to September 26, 2026. 2026 is already the busiest year, with 335 records so far against 238 for all of 2025. 410 Fredericksburg records were filed in the last 12 months, 24% of the file. October 10, 2026 brought the latest Fredericksburg addition, one of 5 in the past 30 days.

41 owner or business names sit on two or more Fredericksburg addresses, 1,138 records between them, with 325 addresses under the biggest one. Across 2 ZIP codes, 78624 leads with 1,729 records (100% of those with a ZIP).

Fredericksburg short-term rental rules

Fredericksburg requires a Short-Term Rental Permit for a dwelling unit rented for compensation for fewer than 30 days inside the city limits. Rentals in the extra-territorial jurisdiction do not need that permit.

Source: City of Fredericksburg, read on October 22, 2026.

Texas requires state hotel occupancy tax to be collected and sent to the Comptroller for every short-term rental. Hotels, motels and bed and breakfasts are taxed, and so are condominiums, apartments and houses rented for under 30 consecutive days.

Source: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, read on October 22, 2026.

Fredericksburg filings by month

Fredericksburg filings dated Oct 2025 to Sep 2026 come to 413, up 121% on the 187 dated Oct 2024 to Sep 2025.

In Fredericksburg, the busiest month in the window was June 2026 with 171, the twelve-month average is 34.4 a month and the slowest was December 2025 with 7.

Filings bunch up in summer (June to August): 193 of the last twelve months' 413 (47%).

For Fredericksburg, the new records are the ones that appeared after PermitPulse made its first full copy of Texas hotel occupancy tax permits (statewide) on July 6, 2026: 165 so far, 139 in July 2026, 6 in August 2026, 19 in September 2026 and 1 in October 2026.

The most recent Fredericksburg addition reached the database on October 10, 2026.

Fredericksburg permit status

No status column is filled for most Fredericksburg records (0 of 1,731 carry one), so how current a Fredericksburg record is has to be judged from its filing and first-seen dates.

What a Fredericksburg list contains

Every Fredericksburg record carries business name, property address, ZIP code, permit or licence number and permit type. Partly filled: owner name on 1,333 (77%), separate mailing address on 1,333 (77%) and filing date on 1,728 (all but 3). Not published for Fredericksburg: phone, email and status. By channel: 1,731 mailed. Where a separate mailing address exists (1,333 rows), send the letter there: it is where the owner reads mail, which is often not the rental.

The Fredericksburg short-term rental program

Short-term rentals in Fredericksburg's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) do not currently need a city STR permit. [1] Fredericksburg's hotel tax covers bed and breakfasts and rented houses, apartments and condominiums alike. [2] Fredericksburg's city hotel occupancy tax is 7%, filed quarterly. [1] Rentals in Fredericksburg's ETJ still remit hotel occupancy tax to the city. [1]

Lodging outside both the city limits and the ETJ remits a 7% hotel tax to the Gillespie County Treasurer. [2]