Minneapolis, Minnesota
Legal with Permit
Updated February 2026
Disclaimer: General information only — not legal advice. Verify with your local government.
Key Facts
| Permit Fee | $64 short-term rental registration fee |
| Tax Rate | 6.875% state sales tax + up to 3% Minneapolis entertainment tax (~10% combined) |
| Day Limit | No annual limit |
| Renewal | Annual |
| Platform Tax Collection | Yes — platforms collect |
| Max Fine | Up to $2,000 per violation; license revocation for repeated offenses |
Overview
Owners limited to one STR property plus their homesteaded residence; buildings with 20+ units capped at 10% STR units. $300,000 liability insurance and neighbor notification required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Airbnb legal in Minneapolis, Minnesota?
Short-term rentals in Minneapolis are currently classified as "Legal with Permit." Owners limited to one STR property plus their homesteaded residence; buildings with 20+ units capped at 10% STR units. $300,000 liability insurance and neighbor notification required.
How much is the STR permit in Minneapolis?
The permit/license fee in Minneapolis is $64 short-term rental registration fee. Renewal is annual.
What taxes do Airbnb hosts pay in Minneapolis?
Hosts in Minneapolis are subject to 6.875% state sales tax + up to 3% Minneapolis entertainment tax (~10% combined). Major platforms like Airbnb automatically collect and remit these taxes.
What are the fines for illegal short-term rentals in Minneapolis?
Penalties in Minneapolis can include Up to $2,000 per violation; license revocation for repeated offenses. Always ensure you have the required permits before listing.
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Official Resources
Agency: Inspections Services Division — (612) 673-3000 | Visit Official Government Page →
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Get a printable PDF checklist with all the requirements for Minneapolis.