City Watch — Littleton
Pending STR legislation and regulatory rating tracking for Littleton.
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- The city issues STR licenses only as an owner-occupied 'Short-Term Primary Rental' (City Code Title 3 Ch. 23) — a new non-owner-occupied license is denied
- Legacy non-owner-occupied licenses terminate after 2026-10-28 with no replacement issuable
- Each STR license is single-dwelling-unit and non-transferable
Based on: Littleton City Code Title 3, Chapter 23 (Short-Term Rentals); Ordinance No. 25, Series 2021 (adopted October 2021)
“The City of Littleton only issues a Short-Term Primary Rental License (owner-occupied); the ordinance prohibits issuance of new short-term rental licenses to non-primary or non-owner-occupied short-term rentals.”— Littleton City Code Title 3, Chapter 23 (Short-Term Rentals); Ordinance No. 25, Series 2021 (adopted October 2021)
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Monitoring Littleton · system last checked Sep 21, 2026
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