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

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Stephan Bisaha
A hot summer trend in the sharing economy? Rental swimming pools
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The sharing economy is expanding into private property rentals, specifically swimming pools, through platforms like Swimply. Homeowners are increasingly renting out their backyard amenities for events, reflecting a broader trend in the 'access over ownership' consumer model.

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This trend highlights the growth of the gig economy into niche residential services, creating new revenue streams for homeowners and leisure options for renters.

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A scorching Alabama day isn't so bad — if there's a pool party. Meghan Clopton invited dozens of guests to a summer birthday celebration for one of her kids last year, complete with water guns, a twisting slide and plenty of inflatables.

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