Snowbirds' impact on the local economy.
This is written for deep south Texas, but I suspect it is true for many areas. Interesting article, at the end they also makes a case for the slow declining snowbird numbers which many members seem to...
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The article wrote:
From a high in 2009 when the Winter Texan impact was $803 million, there has been a decline to 2014’s $710 million.
Look at the time frame they are using. 2009 to 2014. . .
Didn't we have an economic event called a "recession" that impacted folks around 2008 / 2009 ?
Retirement accounts were hammered. Recovery now, but the article is, as pointed out, two years old.
