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Minneapolis short-term rental market
Active short-term rentals
About 1,100
Avg. nightly rate
About $168
Peak season
Jun to Aug
More active rentals means more hosts who need a reliable turnover cleaner (Rabbu, April 2026).
Why cleaners are working Minneapolis on Host Wingman
About 1,100 active rentals to work
Minneapolis has about 1,100 short-term rentals (Rabbu, April 2026), which means a steady supply of turnovers rather than a handful of hosts to compete over.
Set your own price
With Minneapolis rentals averaging about $168 a night, hosts care about a spotless turnover. You bid your own rate on every job, with no platform-set pricing.
Busiest Jun to Aug
Minneapolis demand peaks jun to aug, when hosts need reliable help most. Cleaners with open capacity in those months can pick up the most work.
Build repeat relationships
Once a host accepts your bid, most keep rebooking the same cleaner for every turnover. One good first job can become recurring income.
Working as a cleaner in Minneapolis
Minneapolis is the largest city in Minnesota, known for its lakes, parks, music venues and sports. Guests come for work, games and concerts, university visits and trips to the Mall of America nearby.
Rentals include condos, apartments, duplexes and houses. Cold winters mean salt, slush and heavy coats at the door, while summer brings outdoor gear and lake days.
Market data from Rabbu in April 2026 counted about 1,100 active listings in Minneapolis, with an average nightly rate near $168 and the strongest months from June through August.
What a Minneapolis turnover involves
Hosts in Minneapolis list these tasks on most jobs, so price your bid around them:
- Stripping and remaking every bed with fresh linens
- Cleaning bathrooms, including shower glass and fixtures
- Resetting the kitchen: dishes, fridge, counters and coffee station
- Wiping entryways and mopping away winter salt and slush
- Vacuuming carpets and mopping hard floors
- Wiping balconies, patios and shared entrances
- Taking trash and recycling out on collection day
- Taking photos of each room and flagging damage or missing items
Where Minneapolis cleaners work
Minneapolis jobs reach cleaners across the Twin Cities, including St. Paul, Bloomington, Edina, St. Louis Park and Richfield. Winter weather can slow travel, so share entry and parking details in advance.
Local rules your Minneapolis hosts are working with
These apply to the host, not to you, but knowing them helps you understand what hosts ask of a cleaner. This is an overview, not legal advice.
- Minneapolis requires a short-term rental license, and the license ID must appear on every platform listing.
- Licensing includes a management plan for noise, trash and parking, notice to neighbors and a posted floor plan.
- Insurance of at least $300,000 is required if your platform does not provide it.
- Owners may operate one short-term rental in addition to their homesteaded property, and occupancy is limited to 10 people.
- Large buildings limit the share of units that can be short-term rentals, and HOA or condo rules can also limit rentals.
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