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Weekend Birmingham pool party reignites debate over regulating short-term rentals
A pool party at a Birmingham home rented via Swimply led to multiple police responses due to traffic and noise complaints, reigniting debate over regulating short-term rentals. Neighbors criticized delayed enforcement, while the city considers potential bans on residential short-term rentals.
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