Kingston, NY · Ulster County
Kingston Airbnb management that performs.
We take on homes in and around Kingston, price them daily off real market data, and answer for them personally. Yours could be next.
We take on a small number of new homes each season. Now reviewing homes for spring 2027.
Justin reviews every home personally and replies within 3 business days.Not a call center. The founder, personally.
Goat Hill Cottage · Saugerties
Choosing a manager for your Kingston home
Start with our comparison of Hudson Valley Airbnb managers, then review what Haus handles and what you control.
For examples of our work in nearby Saugerties, read the Waterfall House and Goat Hill Cottage case studies. They explain each home's management priorities and the work behind the results.
- Either of us can end the agreement with 60 days' notice.
- Use your home yourself; we just ask that it be available to rent at least 180 nights a year.
- We take on a small number of new homes each season.
We review whole homes, typically three bedrooms or more, in places with strong year-round demand, for owners who want full-service management and can make the home available at least 180 nights a year.
What could your Kingston home earn?
We take on a small number of new homes each season. Now reviewing homes for spring 2027. If it's a fit, we'll walk through the numbers together on a call.
Got it. Here's what happens next.
- Justin reviews your home, your town and the comparable rentals.
- If it's a fit, you'll hear from him within 3 business days to set up a call.
- On the call, you'll go through the numbers, the fees and how you want to use the home.
Prefer writing? [email protected] works too.
Kingston owners ask
Does Haus have a local team in Kingston?
Yes. We live in the market, our founder owns rentals here, and our cleaning and maintenance crews work these roads year round.
How quickly can my Kingston home start hosting?
It depends on the home and what it still needs. Onboarding includes setup, inventory, listing work, and staging and photography coordination. Repairs, supplies and optional furnishing projects are separate costs; we review what the home needs before starting.
What are the short-term rental rules in Kingston?
Kingston has two separate governments, the City and the Town, which are frequently confused, so first confirm which one your property is in. In the City of Kingston, short-term rentals require a permit under the Form-Based Code, and whole-home permits are capped citywide at about 106. That cap was first reached in 2024, and since then the City reopens a short application window whenever non-renewals drop it below the cap, awarding the openings by random selection with a waitlist, so whole-home availability comes and goes. Owner-occupied room rentals and limited-use permits remain available and are not capped. The separate Town of Kingston regulates short-term rentals under its own Chapter 314. Check the City's permit portal for live availability, and confirm your specific situation with the City or the Town before listing. Rules change, so confirm current requirements with the town. See the full regulation guide for the official documents.
How much could my home earn as a vacation rental?
That is exactly what the call covers. Justin reviews every home personally and replies within 3 business days. If your home is a fit, you'll go through real Kingston market data and comps for your property together on a call.
What does management cost?
25% of the rent your home collects, after guest-paid taxes and platform fees, a $250 to $400 monthly property management fee that scales with the size of the home, and a one-time $1,500 onboarding fee. It is all published on the fees page, with a worked example.