According to an article in the Miami Herald "Illegal vacation rentals causing mayhem at a 43-story condominium called The Club at Brickell Bay must stop hosting guests immediately, the City of Miami ordered in a letter to the homeowners’ association board members, each of whom is in the Airbnb business. Assistant City Manager Barbie Hernandez informed the condo’s officers that The Club is run like a hotel in violation of local and state laws, which has created a disruptive and dangerous environment, and must cease short-term rentals of less than 30 days."
“It is clear your building is being operated as a transient public lodging establishment in violation of Florida Statutes, the Florida Building Code and the laws of the City of Miami,” Hernandez wrote in the Aug. 11 letter. “This operation creates a significant life safety issue as your building is not approved for fire, life safety or disability requirements as provided for in the relevant codes. “All illegal vacation/lodging rentals in violation of both State and local law must cease immediately.”
The cease-and-desist order gives sleep-deprived homeowners and residents hope that they might regain the quality of life lost under an onslaught of misbehaving tourists strangers who often pack 10 people into units subdivided with unpermitted walls while partying until dawn.
About 85 percent of the tower’s 643 units have been converted into Airbnbs since COVID struck in 2020.
If you are looking for a LEGAL Condo/Hotel investment property that is properly zoned for AirBnb
contact :
Daniel Sasse @ 646.331.1173 or dsasse@urgfl.com
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