Some neighborhoods are welcoming the added oversight of short-term vacation rentals in Phoenix.
A homeowner who owns a short-term rental says he supports regulation, too.
He rents it on short-term rental websites during the Valley's prime tourist season, fetching $150 to $450 a night. Judge says he wants regulation but doesn't want it to be too drastic like he's seen in other cities in the country.Phoenix city leaders voted 8-1 to approve a proposal that would once again allow homeowners to build full-fledged living units in their backyards.
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