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Short-Term Rental Permit Data (Official City Registry)

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Short-Term Rental Permit Data (Official City Registry)

Short-Term Rental Permit Data (Official City Registry)

Official government short-term-rental permit and license records - permit ID, status, address, property type, expiration - the city's own registry, not Airbnb listings. Unified schema across cities, for compliance, underwriting, and legality checks.

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STR Permit Registry — Official City Short-Term Rental Licenses

Every other "STR scraper" pulls Airbnb/Vrbo listings. This Actor pulls the official government permit registry — the city's own record of which short-term rentals are licensed, active, expired, or revoked. That's the one dataset marketplace scrapers cannot give you, and the one that matters for compliance, underwriting, and enforcement.

What you get (unified schema, every city)

fieldexample
permit_idSTR-BB-OPLI-19-000001
statusActive / Inactive / Expired / Canceled
address3266 42nd AVE SW SEATTLE
property_typeSingle Family Home
bedrooms2
expiration_date2027-04-16
city / stateSeattle / WA
rawfull original record from the city

Who uses this

  • STR analytics & data platforms — join permit legality onto listing data.
  • Compliance vendors & municipalities — enforcement-side address matching.
  • Investors & lenders — verify a property's rental is actually licensed before buying/underwriting.
  • Insurers — price STR risk on licensed status, not listing claims.

Cities

  • Seattle, WA (live)
  • Nashville, Boston, New Orleans, San Diego, Sacramento — rolling out. Need a specific city? Open an issue — new cities ship fast.

Input

{ "cities": ["seattle"], "status": "active", "maxRecordsPerCity": 10000 }

Source & legality

Data comes from official municipal open-data portals (published for public reuse), accessed logged-out. Update cadence follows each city's portal (typically daily–weekly).