Kellogg ID
Can I Airbnb in Kellogg? 2026 Short-Term Rental Rules
Is Airbnb legal in Kellogg?
Kellogg (Silver Mountain ski resort town) is another direct beneficiary of Idaho HB 583, under which no local permit, fee, or registration can be required for STRs. Redfin lists Kellogg homes for sale at ~$325K median, while AirROI's 2026 dataset shows $22,142/yr average revenue at $179/night ADR and ~40% occupancy — with supply up 36% YoY yet revenues still trending upward, signaling demand is absorbing new inventory. AirROI and AirDNA both flag regulation as 'low/minimal,' consistent with the new state preemption law. Year-round ski, mountain biking, and Silver Valley tourism drivers provide dual-season demand. Gross yield potential of ~7–8% on realistically priced acquisitions. Recent/pending changes: The dominant recent change is Idaho HB 583, signed March 16, 2026 and effective July 1, 2026, which represents the broadest state-level STR preemption in the country. It supersedes Kellogg's STR Operator Permit requirement and any future restrictive local rules. Kellogg's existing Ordinance 623 (the 5.5% LOT) survives HB 583 since local lodging taxes are expressly preserved. The city had also previously been operating under Idaho Code §67-6539 as amended in 2017 and 2018, which already barred outright bans — HB 583 is a further loosening.
Last verified August 4, 2026 (58 days ago). Short-term rental rules can change between checks. Confirm current requirements with the jurisdiction before relying on this for a real decision.
Key facts
No annual cap
No minimum stay
No primary-residence requirement
No permit required
13.5% lodging tax
New permits open
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- Highly permissive
- 90+
- Friendly
- 70–89
- Moderate
- 45–69
- Heavily restricted
- 20–44
- Effectively banned
- 0–19
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