COLUMBIA, S.C. — Columbia City Council voted Tuesday night to make changes to the city’s short-term rental regulations while delaying a decision on whether the rentals will continue to be allowed in residential neighborhoods.
Council members raised the minimum age to book a rental from 18 to 21 and voted to allow single-night stays, removing the two-night minimum that was previously required.
But the council postponed discussion on whether to ban short-term rentals in residential areas, a move that has both residents and property owners on edge…