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Short-term rentals (STRs), commonly referred to as transient rentals in Long Beach, Minnesota, are regulated and legal under specific guidelines established by the city. The local regulations differentiate between “Primary Residence” and “Non-Primary Residence” registrations, allowing homeowners to rent their primary homes for up to 90 days without being present or for an unlimited number of days if they remain on-site. Non-Primary Residence rentals are limited to a total of 800 properties at any time, with no specific day limit on rentals. The market primarily caters to tourists, particularly those seeking rural cabins or unique lodging experiences, though it can also serve business travelers due to its proximity to regional attractions. The local government authority overseeing STR regulations is the Long Beach Community Development Department, which ensures compliance with city codes and collects Transient Occupancy Taxes. For further details about the regulations and processes, you can visit the official Long Beach website at.
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