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Airbnb to open 1st of 4 subleased-apartment complexes in early 2018
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05 January 2018 (Edited )

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Posted 06 January 2018:

First new complex in Kissimmee, FL will have 324 1-3 bedroom units renting for $1300-$2000.

Other locations haven't been released.

AHLA has said (my paraphrase) that with this venture Airbnb abandons the sharing-economy concept in favor of commercial landlording that will negatively impact communities.

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