Beaumont, California Short-Term Rental Market
The Beaumont area STR market averaged $227/night at 63% occupancy in June 2026, across San Gorgonio Pass listings.
Quick Answer: Beaumont, California is an active short-term rental market. average occupancy in the Riverside market area is 63%. average monthly revenue in the Riverside market area is $3,834. average daily rate in the Riverside market area is $227.
Market data reflects the Riverside regional market, which includes Beaumont. Regulations, taxes, and permit details below are specific to Beaumont.
Market Overview
Beaumont is a fast-growing city of roughly 60,063 residents in the San Gorgonio Pass area of western Riverside County, between the Inland Empire and the Palm Springs desert resort corridor. StaySTRA tracks short-term rental performance at a shared regional level covering Beaumont alongside nearby Aguanga, Banning, Colton, Menifee, Perris, San Jacinto, Sun City and Wildomar, so the figures below describe the Beaumont area STR market across this broader San Gorgonio Pass and San Jacinto Valley corridor rather than Beaumont alone.
In June 2026, the Beaumont area STR market posted an average daily rate of $227 and occupancy of 62.9%, producing RevPAR of $143 and average monthly revenue of $3,834 per listing. Year over year, occupancy rose 3.1 percentage points, ADR gained 1.2%, and revenue increased 2.5%, a healthier occupancy trend than the modest rate growth alone would suggest.
Listing-type mix and bedroom mix are tracked at a shared regional level rather than uniquely for Beaumont, so this profile omits that breakdown rather than presenting cluster totals as the city’s own.
Beaumont itself is not a major standalone tourist destination. Demand is driven mainly by the annual Beaumont Cherry Festival each June, Cherry Valley’s u-pick orchards during the early-summer harvest, and pass-through travelers on I-10 headed to Palm Springs, Cabazon outlet shopping or Morongo Casino. That mix of local event traffic and regional pass-through demand, rather than destination tourism, likely explains why the Beaumont area’s seasonal occupancy and revenue swings are considerably smaller than in the desert resort markets just east of it.
Seasonal Patterns
| Month | Occupancy |
|---|---|
| Jan | 51% |
| Feb | 57% |
| Mar | 58% |
| Apr | 56% |
| May | 56% |
| Jun | 62% |
| Jul | 63% |
| Aug | 57% |
| Sep | 55% |
| Oct | 57% |
| Nov | 54% |
| Dec | 57% |
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Booking Insights
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Short-Term Rental Regulations
As of mid-2026, the City of Beaumont has no ordinance that either allows or specifically prohibits short-term rentals, and no city STR permit or license is required to operate. STRs are effectively legal but unregulated within city limits, where more than 40 listings were already operating as of early 2025 according to the area profile. Because Beaumont is an incorporated city, the Riverside County short-term rental ordinance (County Code Chapter 5.84, with its annual certificate, roughly $250 first-year and $100 renewal fees, 10 to 16 guest occupancy caps, 24/7 local-contact requirement and 10% county transient occupancy tax) applies only to unincorporated county land and does not reach properties inside Beaumont.
Beaumont does have its own transient occupancy tax on lodging under Municipal Code Chapter 3.28, but the exact rate and whether the city is actively collecting it on short-term rentals could not be confirmed from primary sources, so this profile does not cite a specific occupancy tax rate for Beaumont.
Regulation is moving, not static. At its March 4, 2025 meeting, the Beaumont City Council directed staff to research and draft a possible STR ordinance after finding 40-plus listings operating with no rules in place, following a prior 2023 effort that was paused pending state legislation that ultimately failed. No ordinance had been adopted as of mid-2026, but staff was evaluating an enforcement and tracking program, so investors should expect this effectively unregulated window to narrow.
Market Comparison
The Beaumont area STR market’s June 2026 occupancy of 62.9% ran above the commonly cited US STR median of roughly 55%, while its $227 ADR was roughly in line with the approximately $220 national median, a combination that points to solid demand without a significant rate premium. RevPAR of $143 reflects that Beaumont area listings fill more nights than a typical US market at close to national-average nightly rates, rather than commanding a scarcity premium the way nearby desert resort markets do.
Top property manager data (which operators lead the market, their listing counts and reviews) is tracked at a shared regional level rather than uniquely for Beaumont, so this profile omits operator rankings rather than presenting cluster totals as Beaumont-specific. Investors researching who manages properties in this market should review individual listing pages directly, since StaySTRA does not publish an operator ranking at the city level here.
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