Re:Airbnb Adopts Rules in Effort to Fight Discrimination by ...
by bigiain on Thursday September 08, 2016 @08:56PM
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"located within a building which contains not more than five rooms for rent or hire"
I wonder if there's any legal precedents about whether a "single building" like an apartment block, with more than 5 different apartments Airbnb-ing rooms - suddenly and out of the control of any individual tenant - becomes a "place of public accommodation"?
I wonder if there's any legal precedents about whether a "single building" like an apartment block, with more than 5 different apartments Airbnb-ing rooms - suddenly and out of the control of any individual tenant - becomes a "place of public accommodation"?