Where the market is now
A snapshot taken tonight: how many short-term rentals the City of Hot Springs has licensed, and what homes are listing for. The numbers come straight from the city's public records and current list prices, and we save a new reading every night, so the charts below deepen over time.
Trends over time
These build night by night. Today is the first reading, so you will see a single point that grows into a line.
Sources: City of Hot Springs licensed short-term-rental layer; list-price data via realhotsprings.com. Updated nightly.
By ZIP, tonight
Licensed short-term rentals and median list price across the main area ZIP codes. Lake Hamilton (71913) carries the most licensed rentals; Hot Springs Village (71909) shows none in the city layer because the Village sits outside the city limits under its own POA rules.
| ZIP | Area | Licensed STRs | Median list price |
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Common questions
How often do these update?
Every night. A scheduled job reads the city's licensed short-term-rental layer and current list prices and saves a dated reading, so the charts gain a point each day.
Why does Hot Springs Village show zero licensed STRs?
The Village is a private, gated community outside the Hot Springs city limits, governed by its own Property Owners Association rather than the city's short-term-rental ordinance, so its rentals do not appear in the city's licensed-STR layer. Check the HSVPOA rules for rentals there.
Is the licensed count the same as the number of Airbnbs?
Not exactly. It is the count of addresses the city has flagged as licensed short-term rentals inside the city limits. Properties in unincorporated Garland County operate outside the city license, so they are not in this count even though they can host.
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