City Monitor | For towns, villages, small cities and HOAs
Know which homes are being rented.
City Monitor finds the short-term rental listings inside your boundary — a town, a village, a small city or a community association — verifies the addresses and gives your staff one working system for registration and complaints.
Find listings. Verify addresses. Manage registrations. Built for small towns with limited staff.
Find the rentals inside your boundary, verify the addresses and run registration and complaints with one contact person and no new staff.
Your community has its own rules and its own boundary. City Monitor does for an association what it does for a town. A homeowners’ association in Arizona uses it today.
Our monitoring service for single buildings and communities has its own page. See condo and HOA monitoring →
Your town has rental rules. Do you know which properties are renting?
Listings are spread across Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com. Street addresses are often hidden. Matching them to your registration list takes time your staff may not have.
City Monitor brings the search, address verification and registration records into one working system — with personal support from STR Monitor.
Listing and address figures come from a homeowners’ association in Arizona that chose City Monitor.
We scan Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com for listings inside your boundary.
Each listing is matched to an address and parcel in your records. Uncertain matches are reviewed by a person and stay marked unresolved until verified.
Your staff see at a glance who has registered and who has not. We count properties, not listings.
Owners fill in a short web form and get their registration number straight away.
Residents report problems through a form with photo upload, and each case is followed to a resolution.
The registry is checked against a fresh scan each month, so new and removed listings are caught.
Your staff see the rentals inside the town boundary on a single map, and tell at a glance which properties are registered and which are not.
No spreadsheets passed around, and no clerk searching three websites with a spare hour.
Name one contact person. That is all. Your town does not need a dedicated employee for finding short-term rentals.
Towns usually combine a one-time registration fee, a yearly renewal and, where state law allows it, a lodging or occupancy tax. State law decides what a town may require and charge, so the town attorney should review the program before it starts. We do not give legal advice.
STR Monitor has monitored short-term rentals for condo associations and HOA boards since 2015, across more than fifty communities in Florida, Hawaii, New York, Oregon and Canada. City Monitor brings the same method to towns, villages and small cities, at a price a small town can carry.
In a 20-minute demonstration, we’ll show you how City Monitor finds listings, supports address verification and keeps rental records organized.
Tell us how your town works today. We’ll show you where City Monitor can help.
Book your demonstration:
nicolas@strmonitor.com | 305-333-3659