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Flagstaff sits at 7,000 feet, and for homeowners paying attention, the earning potential from short-term rentals sits pretty high too. The market here has grown significantly over the past several years, driven by consistent year-round tourism, a cooler climate that pulls summer visitors from across the Southwest, and a ski season that keeps properties booked…

Flagstaff’s short-term rental licensing rules are real, the penalties for ignoring them are steep, and they apply to every property in the city, regardless of how many nights you plan to rent. If you own or are considering buying a vacation rental in Flagstaff, this is the complete checklist of what you actually need to…

A par-72 championship course at 7,000 feet, surrounded by ponderosa pine and mountain views on every hole. Three minutes away, a private home with your name on the reservation, a hot tub on the deck, and a kitchen ready for a proper post-round dinner. That combination is what makes Flagstaff worth building a golf trip…

Getting 12 people under one roof, with real beds for everyone and a kitchen that can handle a group breakfast, is harder than it sounds. Flagstaff solves it. The city’s rental inventory skews toward large mountain homes built for extended stays, and the four-season activity calendar gives every group something to work with, whatever the…

Coffee in Flagstaff is not an afterthought. At 7,000 feet, mornings run cool most of the year, and locals here take their first cup of the day seriously. The city has one of the most quietly serious small-market coffee scenes in the Southwest, anchored by an Arizona-first coffeehouse that has been roasting its own beans…

A wet day in Flagstaff doesn’t have to mean a lost day. Between July and September, monsoon storms roll through northern Arizona most afternoons, and even outside monsoon season a slow gray rain can settle in for hours at a time. The good news is that Flagstaff has quietly become one of the better small…