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Short Term Rental Regulations: South Carolina (Airbnb, VRBO)

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Short Term Rental Regulations: South Carolina (Airbnb, VRBO)

Short Term Rental Regulations: South Carolina (Airbnb, VRBO)

Short term rental rules for 12 coastal South Carolina towns as clean data: permit, fees, caps and waitlists, owner occupancy, occupancy limits, parking, taxes and recent changes, with official source links and a last checked date on every record. Charleston, Folly Beach, Myrtle Beach and more.

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South Carolina Short Term Rental Rules

Know the rules before you buy, list or manage a short term rental on the South Carolina coast. This Actor returns one clean, structured record per jurisdiction with the permit, fees, caps and waitlists, owner occupancy, occupancy limits, parking, taxes, renewal steps and recent rule changes, plus the official source links and the date each record was last checked.

Built and maintained by Keel & Charter.

What you get

12 jurisdictions around Charleston, the sea islands and the Grand Strand:

AreaCounty
City of CharlestonCharleston, Berkeley
Charleston County (unincorporated)Charleston
Mount PleasantCharleston
Folly BeachCharleston
Isle of PalmsCharleston
Sullivan's IslandCharleston
Kiawah IslandCharleston
Seabrook IslandCharleston
Edisto BeachColleton
North CharlestonCharleston, Dorchester, Berkeley
SummervilleDorchester, Berkeley, Charleston
Myrtle Beach and Horry CountyHorry

Each record has:

  • jurisdiction, jurisdictionId, state, county
  • permitRequired (true or false) and permitType
  • allowedZones, fees, caps, ownerOccupancy, occupancyLimits, parking
  • taxes and taxTotalPercent (filled only when the source states a combined total; otherwise null so you never get a guessed number)
  • registrationAndRenewal, recentChanges, hasPendingChanges
  • sourceUrl (primary official source), sourceUrls (all sources), sourcesByTopic (sources for each topic)
  • lastChecked (date the record was last verified against its sources)

Who it is for

  • Investors screening a town before making an offer
  • Property managers onboarding a new owner
  • Hosts checking permit, renewal and tax steps
  • Analysts, lenders and data teams who want rules as data, not as 40 PDF pages

Input

FieldWhat it does
jurisdictionsNames or ids to return, for example folly-beach or Mount Pleasant. Empty returns all.
countyOnly jurisdictions in this county, for example Charleston.
keywordOnly records that mention a word, for example owner occupied.
onlyPendingChangesOnly places with a proposed or scheduled rule change.
includeSourcesByTopicAdd source links for each topic. On by default.
maxItemsStop after this many records. 0 means no limit.

Example input:

{ "jurisdictions": ["folly-beach", "isle-of-palms"], "includeSourcesByTopic": true }

Example output

{
"jurisdiction": "Isle of Palms",
"county": "Charleston",
"permitRequired": true,
"taxTotalPercent": 14.0,
"hasPendingChanges": false,
"sourceUrl": "https://...",
"lastChecked": "2026-10-25"
}

A full sample is in the Output tab of every run.

Pricing

Pay per event, no subscription and no separate compute charge:

EventPrice
Jurisdiction record$0.02 per record
Actor start$0.00005 per run

Example: all 12 jurisdictions in one run cost $0.24.

Pricing may change; any change follows Apify's notice rules.

How the data is built

Every field is compiled from official public sources: town, city and county codes of ordinances, short term rental program pages, and South Carolina Department of Revenue pages. No personal data is collected. Where a value could not be confirmed it says unknown rather than guessing. Rules change, so always confirm with the linked source before you rely on a record for a purchase or a permit.

This dataset is a research aid, not legal or tax advice. The official source linked in each record governs.

Feedback

Spot a change or want another town covered? Open an issue on the Issues tab and Keel & Charter will take a look.

FAQ

Which towns are covered? Charleston, Charleston County, Mount Pleasant, Folly Beach, Isle of Palms, Sullivan's Island, Kiawah Island, Seabrook Island, Edisto Beach, North Charleston, Summerville, and Myrtle Beach with Horry County.

How fresh is the data? Every record carries lastChecked. Sources are rechecked monthly and the Actor is rebuilt after each check.

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