Prince Aleph on Nostr: I'm not sure why they do this either - I could understand doing it if you had, for ...

I'm not sure why they do this either - I could understand doing it if you had, for example, a lake home or cabin in a resort area or something like that, which you would use as a getaway during the summer months and also skip the hottest months in Florida (unless you live south of Lake Okeechobee, where it is always hot). Boomers in this region sometimes do that. But I don't understand having suburban houses in two locations. Maybe they kept those houses because of family living in the area and they want to be close to them for part of the year. Other than the getaway home thing, I can't see another good reason to maintain two homes. Seems like a major pain in the ass and expense.