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Sounds like a variation of AirBNB where the company offering the service either owns or manages the property. I can see where this would get smacked by all sort
by Shivetya 10y ago
Sounds like a variation of AirBNB where the company offering the service either owns or manages the property. I can see where this would get smacked by all sorts of zoning laws. How is it different from extended stay accommodations?
- ghaff 10y agoBy and large, I assume extended stay accommodations are effectively hotels from a legal and zoning perspective. The amenities just tend to differ somewhat from a typical hotel room.
- nxzero 10y agoAirBNB, though it tries to do so, doesn't provide a community, culture, etc. - nor does it plan to my know plan to build villages, cities, etc. If you look into Campus, you'll see that this was the path they planned to take.