Boulder Vacation Rental Management

Yes, but Boulder has strict STR regulations. The city requires an STR license, and the property must be the owner's primary residence. Boulder has also proposed a 90-day rule that would reclassify STRs rented more than 90 days/year as commercial property. Tailored Stays monitors all regulatory changes and manages compliance on your behalf.

A well-managed Boulder property typically earns $80,000–$130,000 annually. Boulder's high property values and discerning guest base support strong ADR, and the city's year-round demand from the university, tech sector, and outdoor recreation creates consistent bookings.

Boulder requires an STR license for all properties rented for fewer than 30 consecutive days. The property must be the owner's primary residence. Licenses require annual renewal and compliance with noise, occupancy, and parking regulations. Tailored Stays handles the entire licensing process.

Yes — Boulder Foothills properties offer the best of both worlds: mountain serenity with easy access to Boulder's restaurants, culture, and Chautauqua Park. They often face fewer regulatory restrictions than in-city Boulder properties and can command strong ADR from guests seeking a mountain retreat near urban amenities.