Airbnb continues its efforts to partner with multifamily housing operators on apartment home-sharing, revenue-sharing and the short-term rental model.
It has been about seven years since Airbnb began its outreach –with mixed results – and this week, it launched a listing service for rental apartments with some of the most prominent owners and property managers in the country.
The company said it's looking to expand its business in "flexible living" as it's referred to in buildings where owners historically forbid residents from listing their apartments on Airbnb or other short-term rental sites.
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