Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices mulled whether the state’s zoning boards may penalize property owners for operating single-family homes as short-term vacation rentals through Airbnb and other lodging networks.

The justices heard arguments Wednesday in Slice of Life v. Hamilton Township Zoning Hearing Board, which focused on whether a Monroe County rental property fit the definition of a hotel in the zoning rules, and how broadly zoning ordinances should be read.

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