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A hot summer trend in the sharing economy? Rental swimming pools

Rental swimming pools are emerging as a trending sector of the sharing economy this summer.

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The brief

Coverage describes a rise in homeowners renting out their private swimming pools to individuals seeking places to cool off. Reports highlight activity in regions including the Jersey Shore, Kansas City, and the Treasure Valley. The trend is characterized by comparisons to Airbnb and the concept of pooling resources within the sharing economy.

Outlets including NPR, Yahoo Finance, and local news organizations are examining the consumer trend and logistics. Asbury Park Press notes that the legality of renting pools at the Jersey Shore is complicated. Coverage focuses on the demand for cooling options and the experience of families participating on both sides of the transaction.

Future coverage may clarify the regulatory landscape in areas where the legality is described as tricky. Observers are likely to monitor if the trend expands into new markets.

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Quick answers

What is the trend?

Homeowners are renting private swimming pools to the public for short-term use.

Where is this happening?

Coverage specifically cites the Jersey Shore, Kansas City, and the Treasure Valley.

Is it legal?

Coverage does not yet specify broad laws, but Asbury Park Press reports the answer is tricky at the Jersey Shore.

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