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Hot Springs short-term rentals, by ZIP code

Licensed STR counts and median prices for every area ZIP, with the jurisdiction each one falls under: city, county, or POA.

Every Hot Springs ZIP is a different rulebook. Here is the count of city-licensed short-term rentals and the median list price in each one, plus the thing the national data sites leave out: whether a ZIP sits inside the city STR program, in unincorporated county, or in a private POA with its own rules.

Licensing is geography here. The City of Hot Springs runs a licensed-STR program with a cap of 400 residential licenses, full since July 1, 2025. That cap, and that license, only exist inside the city limits. Cross into unincorporated Garland County or into Hot Springs Village and the city rule stops applying. The table below counts the city licenses live from the city GIS; read it next to the median price, then check a specific address with our eligibility checker.

Area ZIPs at a glance

Licensed city STRs come straight from the City of Hot Springs addressing GIS. Median list prices load from our Hot Springs data feed. A ZIP with few listings swings hard on one sale, so read the small ones as rough.

—City-licensed STRs, all ZIPs
—Area median list price
12Area ZIP codes tracked

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Building the by-ZIP table…

City-licensed STR count: City of Hot Springs addressing GIS, city limits only. Median price: realhotsprings.com, a public export of the CARMLS and HSBOR feeds. A blank or zero count means no city-licensed STRs in that ZIP, usually because the ZIP is mostly outside city limits, not that rentals are absent.

The licensing map, in plain terms

Three authorities cover the Hot Springs area, and which one you fall under turns on the exact parcel, not the mailing ZIP.

  • Inside Hot Springs city limits. The city STR ordinance applies. Residential licenses are capped at 400 and full since July 1, 2025, with no waitlist. New licenses remain open only in non-residential zones, on Historic Property Registry properties, and for condos recorded before January 18, 2022. Occupancy is two per bedroom plus two, off-street parking is required, and a local manager must reach the property within 60 minutes.
  • Unincorporated Garland County. The city cap and city license do not apply. The county does not run the same STR permit program, so a lake home a block outside the city line can operate without a city permit. Deed restrictions, subdivision covenants and HOA rules can still limit it, so confirm those for the specific property.
  • Hot Springs Village (71909). A gated POA outside the city. The city ordinance has no force here; the Village's own governing documents and rental policies decide what is allowed. Verify current POA rules before you count on any rental use.
ZIP is a starting point, not an answer. A single ZIP can straddle all three. The only way to know which rulebook a property follows is to check the parcel. Type an address into our STR eligibility checker and it returns the jurisdiction, the zoning and a plain verdict.

Why this beats a national data tool

The big short-term-rental data sites will sell you a market score and a revenue estimate for a ZIP. None of them tell you the one thing that decides a Hot Springs deal: whether the address can be licensed at all.

City-verified counts, not estimates

Our licensed-STR numbers come from the City of Hot Springs addressing GIS, the actual permit roll, not a scraped listing count or a model.

Per-address eligibility

A market score can't be licensed; an address can. Our checker reads city-versus-county and zoning for a specific parcel and gives a verdict.

No login, no paywall

The counts, the medians and the tools are open. No account, no phone number, no downloadable-report upsell.

Local jurisdiction, spelled out

City cap, county, POA. The distinction that national tools flatten into one ZIP is the whole game here, and we lead with it.

Tools to check a specific property

A ZIP tells you the lay of the land. These tell you about one address.

Common questions

How many short-term rentals are licensed in Hot Springs?

744 addresses hold a city short-term rental license as of November 2026, counted live from the City of Hot Springs addressing GIS. That figure is the city program only. Properties in unincorporated Garland County and inside Hot Springs Village are not in it, so the real number of short-term rentals operating across the area is higher.

Why does one ZIP show zero licensed STRs?

Because the city license only exists inside Hot Springs city limits. ZIP 71909 is Hot Springs Village, a private property-owners association outside the city, so no address there carries a city STR license. Rentals in the Village follow the POA's rules instead, not the city ordinance.

Can I still get a new residential STR license in any of these ZIPs?

Not inside city limits. The city capped residential STR licenses at 400 and the cap has been full since July 1, 2025, with no waitlist. New licenses remain possible in non-residential city zones, on Historic Property Registry properties, and for condos recorded before January 18, 2022. Property in unincorporated county or in Hot Springs Village is governed by the county or the POA, not the city cap.

Are the counts on this page estimates?

No. The licensed-STR counts come straight from the City of Hot Springs public addressing GIS, not from a scraped listing count or a modeled estimate. Median prices load live from our Hot Springs data feed. Each number carries a date so you can see how current it is.

Weighing a ZIP? Start with the address.

Send us the property you're looking at and we'll tell you fast which rulebook it falls under and whether it can host, then connect you with The Bergeron Group, Keller Williams, to run the deal.

Thinking about buying or selling in Hot Springs? Get a free, no-obligation valuation or a straight answer on any address from Nancy Bergeron and The Bergeron Group, Keller Williams, with the short-term-rental angle factored in. For an instant ballpark, try the home value estimator.

The Bergeron Group, Keller Williams · 501-463-6328. One local team sees this; we never sell your details.

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