Short-Term Rental Rules by City

Minneapolis, MN short-term rental rules

Last checked: 2026-10-07

Minneapolis requires a short-term rental license to charge rent for a stay of 30 days or less. An owner can have only one short-term rental property besides their own home, and in buildings with 20 or more units only 10 percent of the units can be short-term rentals. Fees, tax rates and penalties were not stated on the city pages read.

Facts

FieldValueStated by
PlaceMinneapolis-
StateMN-
Jurisdiction typecity-
Permit requiredYesSource 1
Permit nameShort-term rental license-
Permit fee (USD)unknown-
Fee notesNo fee amount was found on the city pages read.-
Renewal periodunknown-
Non-owner-occupied rental allowedRestricted (only in some zones, tiers or numbers)Source 1
Caps and zoning limitsAn owner can have only one short-term rental property besides their home. In a building with 20 or more units, only 10 percent can be short-term rentals.Source 1
Annual night capunknown-
Local lodging taxunknown-
State lodging taxunknown-
Platform collects taxunknown-
Tax notesNo tax rate is stated on the pages read.-
Penaltiesunknown-
Fields not confirmedPermit fee (USD); Renewal period; Annual night cap; Local lodging tax; State lodging tax; Platform collects tax; Penalties-
Last checked2026-10-07-
Dataset row idminneapolis-mn-

"unknown" means the value was not found on the official pages read on the check date, not that no such rule exists. "Stated by" points to the numbered source below.

Sources

  1. City of Minneapolis: Short-term rentals
  2. City of Minneapolis: Short-term rental hosting license. Published on www.minneapolismn.gov. Address: https://www.minneapolismn.gov/business-services/licenses-permits-inspections/business-licenses/lodging/short-term/

At most one official page per place is linked; every other source is cited as text with its full address.

Sources last checked: 2026-10-07

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