Airport, train station, Cap 3000 and marina: Saint-Laurent-du-Var is in demand all year round, not just in the summer. And without needing to request any permits.
Free, no-obligation estimate. Response within 24 hours.
What it costs
10 % (excl. tax) in remote management, 20 % (excl. tax) fully managed, 23 % (excl. tax) with in-person check-in for travelers. Commission deducted from the net amount received.
What is mandatory
No authorization for change of use, and no municipal registration number. A declaration to the town hall is sufficient. A primary residence is rented up to 120 days per year.
Visitor's Tax
Collected by the Metropolis. Unrated furnished accommodation: 6.70 % per person per night, capped at €6.43, including the railway surcharge. Filing every four months, even without a rental.
The local market
1,962 vacation homes, 10.1 % of the total housing stock: the lowest rate on the coast, and therefore lower rental competition than elsewhere.
Sources: deliberations of the municipal council of Saint-Laurent-du-Var up to September 21, 2026, tourist tax portal of the Nice Côte d'Azur Metropolis, 2023 INSEE census, 2025 bathing water sanitary control results. Page verified on September 23, 2026.
A team that comes to your home, not a platform and a phone number.
You describe your property to us. We get back to you within 24 hours with a realistic range for Saint-Laurent-du-Var, and the details of what remains net for you.
Photoshoot, announcement, equipment, declaration to the town hall. Allow one to two weeks between our first exchange and the first booking.
Guests, housekeeping, technical issues: we’ve got you covered. If a problem arises during your stay, someone will be on site within 2 hours. You can reserve your dates whenever you like.
No sign-up fees, no subscription fees. We get paid when your property generates income.
Listing and pricing managed remotely. You keep the housekeeping and greeting.
Full management: photo shoot, guests 7 days a week, housekeeping, linen and maintenance.
Serenity, with the in-person welcoming of each traveler on-site.
Saint-Laurent-du-Var did not establish any authorization for change of use, and no municipal registration number. We verified this against the municipal council deliberation lists up to September 21, 2026. A secondary residence can therefore be rented freely, and a primary residence up to the national cap of 120 days a year.
The metropolitan regulation of June 22, 2026, with its quota of 691 authorizations and its mandatory energy performance certificate (DPE), only applies to the city of Nice, on the other side of the river. It does not concern Saint-Laurent-du-Var. That leaves the declaration at the town hall and the opening of an account on the metropolitan tourist tax portal, which we take care of. The steps are detailed in our article on the declaration of a seasonal rental.
This is the municipality's special feature, and its best selling point. 32,172 residents, 19,493 homes, but only 1,962 vacation homes, 10.1 % of the total housing stock the lowest rate on the coast, far below the 25.5 % of Villeneuve-Loubet. Less seasonal supply, and therefore less competition on platforms.
Facing it, demand that does not depend on the beach season. Nice airport, France's second largest with more than 15 million passengers in 2025, is immediately on the other side of the Var. Cap 3000 lines up more than 300 boutiques. The marina has 1,084 positions. Added to this are a train station and the business districts of the Var plain. The result: a clientele of business travelers, stopover guests, and short-term visitors who book in November just as they do in July. Seven hotels and just 406 rooms absorb this demand.
Might as well state it clearly, because keeping quiet costs negative reviews. The municipality has five public beaches along 2 km of coastline, but Landsberg Beach has been closed to swimming since 2020 and Cousteau Beach since 2023, and the 2025 bathing water quality ranking is insufficient on all five beaches.
Our position on this is simple: we state it in the welcome booklet and direct travelers to the beaches of Cros-de-Cagnes, just a few minutes away. A forewarned traveler books anyway and leaves a good review. A traveler who discovers it upon arrival leaves a three-star review that then weighs on all your bookings.
Conversely, the mouth of the Var is classified Natura 2000 since 2006 and is home to over 260 species of birds: it is an off-the-beaten-path attraction for travelers that works very well.
The municipality has not published an official neighborhood breakdown. The names used by the City are Les Pugets, Les Vespins, the Downtown, Les Iscles, Sainte-Pétronille and Montaleigne. We manage properties on the seafront and in the port area, which rent the best, and in the heights, where larger accommodations appeal to family stays.
It is collected by the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolitan Area at the same rates as in Nice and Cagnes-sur-Mer. For a classified furnished rental, rates range from €1.07 for one star to €4.69 for five stars, per person per night, including a 34 % rail surcharge. For a unclassified furnished accommodation, 6.70 % of the price of the night per person, capped at 6.43 EUR. Declaration and payment every four months, even without any rental over the period.
INSEE Census 2023. Nice Côte d'Azur Metropolis, 2026.
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No. The municipality has not introduced any authorization for change of use and no municipal registration number. A declaration at the town hall and an account on the metropolitan tourist tax portal are sufficient, even for a secondary residence.
No. The regulation adopted on June 22, 2026, with its quota of 691 authorizations and its DPE rated A to E, only concerns the city of Nice. Saint-Laurent-du-Var is in the same metropolis but is not subject to this scheme.
One hundred twenty days per calendar year, the national cap. The municipality has not lowered it to 90 days, unlike Villeneuve-Loubet. Declaration and registration numbers remain mandatory.
Partially only. Landsberg beach has been closed to swimming since 2020 and Cousteau beach since 2023, and the 2025 water quality rating is insufficient across all five beaches in the municipality. We point this out in the welcome booklet and direct travelers to Cros-de-Cagnes, just a few minutes away: once warned, they book and take good note of it.
For a classified furnished accommodation, from €1.07 to €4.69 per person per night depending on the number of stars, including a rail surcharge of 34 %. For an unclassified furnished rental, 6.70 % of the nightly rate per person, capped at 6.43 €. Reporting and payment are due every four months, even if the property is not rented out.
From 10 % ex. VAT for remote listing and pricing management, to 23 % ex. VAT for full management with in-person greeting. The commission is deducted from what you actually receive, once platform fees, cleaning, and tourist tax are subtracted.
We intervene on site within 2 hours. A broken air conditioner, a guest locked out in the evening, a leak: someone goes there, assesses the situation, and fixes it. For a repair that requires a tradesperson, we organize it and oversee the work, with a quote that you approve before any intervention.
Yes, without restriction. You block your dates in the calendar whenever you want, including in high season. It is your property: we only manage it when it is available.
Allow one to two weeks between our first exchange and the first booking: property visit, photo shoot, listing writing, any necessary equipment, and city hall registration.
Tell us where it is, and we will get back to you within 24 hours with a price estimate. Free and without obligation.
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