Cities
Every city in this index
Each row is read from that city's own published rules. A short note means the city does not publish that figure — it is not a zero and not an estimate; the note says where that was checked.
| City | New license fee | Combined tax | Night limits | Published |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles, CA | $89 | 14% | 120 days per calendar year… | 10/10 |
| San Diego, CA | $226–$1,170 first year | 11.75% – 13.75% by tax zone | Tier 1: 20 days/yr · Tier 3: host… | 10/10 |
| San Francisco, CA | $925 | 14%, plus 2.00%–2.25% TID by zone | 90 un-hosted nights per calendar year | 9/10 |
| Denver, CO | $150 | 10.75% | No night cap; 30+ day rentals need… | 10/10 |
| Boston, MA | $25–$200/yr by type | 14.95% before any community impact fee | Up to 365 nights per year | 10/10 |
| New York City, NY | $145 | not published; flat per-room charges apply | Unhosted whole-unit stays under 30… | 7/10 |
| Nashville, TN | $313 | not published on city pages | Minimum stay 24 hours; maximum stay… | 9/10 |
| Austin, TX | $736.60 | 17% | none stated | 10/10 |
| Seattle, WA | $75 per unit | layered state, county and city; no single rate | none stated | 9/10 |
"Published" counts how many of the ten tracked figures that city actually states. A low count is not an error: some cities simply do not publish a fee or a night limit, and those rows say so rather than carrying an estimate.