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Condo registration and renewal
You must register condominiums in Minneapolis and renew them annually.
What to know
Definition
Owners of cooperatives and owner-occupied townhouses must register their buildings with the City. This does not include leasehold cooperatives.
Depending on the condo or unit, you may need additional registrations.
- Rental units within the condo must have a rental license.
- Owners of units used for short-term rentals (such as AirBnB, VBR, etc.) must get a short-term registration.
Timing
- You must register your condo with us every year.
- Within 14 days, update your registration any time there are changes to the:
- Name
- Addresses
- Or other information on your registration
Registration process
Step 1
Submit your application
Step 2
We process your application
Our teams will review your registration. Generally, you can expect to hear from us in 30 business days.
Step 3
Post the certificate
Post the registration certificate in a public area, such as a hallway, corridor or lobby.
Contact us
Inspections Services
Regulatory Services
Phone
Address
Public Service Building
505 Fourth Ave. S., Room 510A
Minneapolis, MN 55415