Infamous “Animal House” Brickell condo cited for illegal hotel operations
Miami code inspectors cited The Club at Brickell Bay for operating as an unpermitted hotel, escalating the city’s crackdown to shutter the hundreds of illegal short-term rentals at the infamous “Animal House.” The citation was issued Tuesday night to the condo association’s board and attorney, indicating board members could be summoned to a code enforcement hearing tentatively slated for Dec. 9 at Miami City Hall if the association fails to comply within 10 days, the Miami Herald reported. Fines could reach $5,000 per day. About 500 of 643 units in the 43-story tower at 1200 Brickell Bay Drive have been […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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