Dallas, Texas (2026 World Cup host city)
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Updated February 2026
Disclaimer: General information only — not legal advice. Verify with your local government.
Key Facts
| Permit Fee | $285 registration fee |
| Tax Rate | 13% Hotel Occupancy Tax (7% city + 6% state) |
| Day Limit | No annual limit |
| Renewal | Annual |
| Platform Tax Collection | No — host must remit |
| Max Fine | $500–$2,000/violation |
Overview
Dallas banned non-owner-occupied STRs in residential single-family zoning districts effective April 2023. Owner-occupied or 'hosted' stays and multifamily/commercial zoning remain allowed with registration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Airbnb legal in Dallas, Texas?
Short-term rentals in Dallas are currently classified as "Restricted." Dallas banned non-owner-occupied STRs in residential single-family zoning districts effective April 2023. Owner-occupied or 'hosted' stays and multifamily/commercial zoning remain allowed with registration.
How much is the STR permit in Dallas?
The permit/license fee in Dallas is $285 registration fee. Renewal is annual.
What taxes do Airbnb hosts pay in Dallas?
Hosts in Dallas are subject to 13% Hotel Occupancy Tax (7% city + 6% state). Hosts are responsible for collecting and remitting taxes themselves.
What are the fines for illegal short-term rentals in Dallas?
Penalties in Dallas can include $500–$2,000/violation. Always ensure you have the required permits before listing.
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Official Resources
Agency: Dallas Code Compliance — 3-1-1 or (214) 670-5111 | Visit Official Government Page →
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