A rendering of 50-story Natiivo Miami condominium, part of the unique Natiivo brand that makes it easy for owners to rent out their units on home-sharing platforms like Airbnb. (Photo: Courtesy Photo)
Weeks after trading lawsuits, Airbnb and Miami developer Harvey Hernandez appear to have ended at least part of their joint venture to develop home-sharing units.
March 11, 2020 at 04:21 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
Airbnb Inc. and Miami developer Harvey Hernandez appear to have ended at least part of their joint venture providing for the development of home-sharing units weeks after trading lawsuits.
San Francisco-based Airbnb and Hernandez and his NGD Homesharing LLC, which is developing projects intended for short-term rentals under the Niido and Natiivo brands, filed notices of voluntary dismissal with prejudice Tuesday after entering a confidential settlement. Airbnb’s case was dismissed Wednesday.
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