
Fifteen areas.
Maryland, Washington DC and Virginia, from one office in Bethesda. Each area has its own licensing authority and rules; every page links to the official source.
- Maryland
- Washington DC
- Virginia
Photo: Washington DC, Omri D. Cohen / Unsplash
The map.
Pins open each area. Baltimore County, Frederick and Loudoun County sit outside the frame; the arrows at its edges point to them.
Maryland 10 areas.
- BethesdaLicense required. Montgomery County Department of Housing and Community Affairs (DHCA)
- Chevy ChaseLicense required. Montgomery County DHCA by default; confirmed for Chevy Chase View
- Silver SpringLicense required. Montgomery County DHCA
- RockvilleLicense required. City of Rockville, Community Planning and Development Services (Inspection Services Division)
- GaithersburgLicense required. City of Gaithersburg, Neighborhood Services Division
- PotomacLicense required. Montgomery County DHCA
- KensingtonLicense required. Montgomery County DHCA (no separate town rental license identified)
- Takoma ParkLicense required. City of Takoma Park, Housing and Community Development Department
- Baltimore CountyLicense required. Baltimore County Department of Permits, Approvals and Inspections (PAI)
- FrederickLicense required. City of Frederick, Code Enforcement
Virginia 4 areas.
- ArlingtonNo local license. No local rental license; Arlington County business license applies to rental income
- AlexandriaDepends on location. City of Alexandria, Code Administration
- Falls ChurchDepends on location. City of Falls Church, Commissioner of the Revenue
- Loudoun CountyDepends on location. Loudoun County Office of the Commissioner of the Revenue
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