A Denver Short Term Rental license is only worth money while it is current. This radar watches the city's whole license file and counts what is about to expire, what already slipped, and where those licenses sit. Numbers below are computed live from our copy of the city file, pulled November 1, 2026.
The renewal wave, month by month, for the next 90 days.
| Expiration month | Active licenses expiring |
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Top ZIP codes by active licenses expiring in the next 90 days. ZIP level only; we never publish host street addresses.
| ZIP code | Active licenses expiring in 90 days |
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Already slipped: ...
Read the file honestly: ... The city's expiration dates can lag renewals for long held licenses, so treat a past date as a flag to verify, not a verdict.
Every expiring license is a host about to face paperwork, or about to lose the right to rent. The full radar, with license level detail, is part of the Denver plan.
Denver licenses expire annually and operating on an expired license is unlawful. Subscribers get the radar before their own date shows up on it.
Renewal help, insurance, and safety checks all sell in the 90 days before an expiration. The radar tells you where that demand concentrates.