The Directorate General for Legal Security and Public Faith confirms that community bylaws may prohibit tourist rentals if the activity evolves into hospitality or similar services (Resolution of 23 January 2026). It establishes that obtaining an administrative licence does not validate the civil legality of tourist rentals against statutory prohibitions within the property. The resolution emphasises that the use of transient accommodation may be incompatible with the intended use of the dwelling if the bylaws so regulate (DGSJYFP Resolution of 19 June 2025).
For homeowners intending to operate tourist rentals, the existence of statutory clauses prohibiting 'hospitality or similar' activities constitutes a legal impediment to the assignment of a single registration number (Art. 322 Mortgage Law). For homeowners' associations, their capacity to limit this use through the amendment of their bylaws is ratified, regardless of whether the owner holds regional administrative permits.
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