Fresh batch884 STR permit records added to our database in the last 7 days884 records added this weekOhio 252 · Florida 233 · Texas 168Registers checked 2 hours agoSee the batch

New STR permit records: week of Aug 31, 2026

PermitPulse captured 472 new short-term-rental permit records from Aug 31 to Sep 6, 2026 across 14 states. The most came from Florida (198), Texas (66) and Louisiana (46). 285 of them (60%) carry a phone number or email address from the register.

472new permit records
285with a phone or email
14states
21government registers

New records by state

StateNewPhone or email
Florida198198
Texas660
Louisiana4632
Oregon370
California3030
Kentucky2323
Illinois210
Tennessee200
Washington110
Colorado80
Pennsylvania70
Massachusetts20
Minnesota22
North Carolina10

New records by register

Government registerNew
Florida DBPR vacation rental licenses (statewide, 7 districts)198
Texas hotel-tax permits (statewide, incl. STRs)49
Portland OR Accessory Short Term Rental (BDS)37
San Diego STRO (Short-Term Residential Occupancy) Licenses29
New Orleans STR Permit Applications (all applications, historical + current)26
Louisville Metro (Jefferson County) Short-Term Rental Registration23
Chicago Active Shared Housing Registrations21
Austin Short Term Rental Locations17
Chattanooga Active Short-Term Vacation Rentals (STVR)13
New Orleans Active Short-Term Rental Licenses (current issued licenses only)12
Seattle Short Term Rental License11
Philadelphia Limited Lodging Operator Licenses7
Nashville Residential Short Term Rental Permits7
Boulder County Short-Term & Vacation Rental Licenses5
New Orleans Non-Commercial Short-Term Rental Licenses5

Cities with the most new records

CityNew
San Diego, CA28
Austin, TX20
Panama City Beach, FL13
Chattanooga, TN13
Bradenton, FL10
Santa Rosa Beach, FL8
Galveston, TX8
Fort Lauderdale, FL7
Miami, FL7
Sarasota, FL7
Nashville, TN7
Davenport, FL6

Not counted as new: Lexington-Fayette (LFUCG) Short Term Rental Public View (734 rows). The register changed its address or record IDs, so these rows were re-imported rather than newly issued.