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Short-term rentals (STRs), commonly referred to as "Airbnbs," in Columbia County, New York, are regulated but legal in certain municipalities, particularly in Hudson. The regulations stipulate that owners must be residents of Hudson and can rent out up to three units on the same lot they occupy. Non-residents are limited to renting one unit for a maximum of 60 days annually, with the requirement to live in that unit for at least 50 days each year. The market for STRs in Columbia County is diverse, with cabins and rural properties capitalizing on the area's natural beauty, while urban areas like Hudson see demand for apartments, particularly from tourists visiting for cultural attractions and events. The business environment leans towards tourism, although it accommodates some business travelers as well, especially during weekends and events. The Hudson Common Council oversees short-term rental regulations, with ongoing discussions to refine local laws aimed at balancing tourism interests and housing concerns. For more detailed information, visit the official city website at.
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