From people appearing to sneak in through the garage, to lines in the lobby and busted elevator buttons. Residents have been sharing their concerns with us with videos and pictures of continued condo commotion. Last month, Airbnb announced a global party ban, and in response to the lawsuit, the company tells 7News: “All Airbnb users agree to comply with applicable laws and regulations … and we have shared the Opera Tower Association’s concerns with members of our host community.” They say more than a half million dollars a year is now spent on security.īrian Przystup: “Leaving the building and going home at night, I am literally afraid for my life. The association found between 20, there were 397 calls to 911 and “numerous crimes” at the building, “including robberies, assaults and allegations of a rape.” half million dollars a year is now spent on security Police say shots were fired inside Opera Tower on June 16 after an argument, but according to the lawsuit, that’s just one incident.
That’s when residents first told us a combination of COVID, loud parties and violence had turned luxury living into a nightmare.ĭavid Ewing, resident: “We had a shooting here a couple of weeks ago.”
Resident: “You kind of feel like you’re a prisoner in your own building. Included in the lawsuit is a link to this 7News report from August. They are suing Airbnb, claiming the online platform “misappropriated the condominium property and turned it into its own de facto, unlicensed hotel.”
Now, the Opera Tower Condominium Association is asking a judge to slam the door on short-term rentals. Some owners are renting their units to a constant stream of guests.īrian Przystup: “I stayed in my office a couple of nights on the weekends because the weekends are the worst.” The video, posted on Instagram in late July, is not from inside a club but inside a condo unit at Opera Tower in Miami.īrian Przystup, condo unit owner: “They’re still coming in in groups with no masks, with no social distancing.”īrian Przystup has owned a unit here since the building first opened in 2008, but the mega Miami Heat fan is fired up over what he says has been an ongoing problem. A DJ playing pulsating music, colorful lights and no social distancing.
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