The rise of Airbnb is creating a rift between some would-be hosts and condo associations, while Miami-Dade County hopes to raise tax money from home-sharing services.
April 06, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Guests hoping to stay at a condo during the Miami Open tennis tournament found themselves stuck in a lobby with no access to the unit they rented on Airbnb, the online home-sharing service.
The family was denied keys to the property by the condominium’s management company.
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