Saying goodbye to sub-zero temperatures was the easiest goodbye of my life. In my new community, I’ve met friends who are now family, and I look forward to seeing them each winter.
It's not about what you're leaving behind. It's about what you're going to.
Saying goodbye to harsh northern winters.
Sometimes, saying goodbye is the best option, especially when you’re leaving cold, snowy weather behind for days full of sunshine and warm breezes. There’s no longer a need to dread winter months because in some places, winter means sunshine and 75 degrees.
Open new doors to a great community lifestyle.
Your new winter agenda consists of running outside, happy hours on the patio, and lounging by the pool. Trade in shoveling snow for shuffleboard and enjoy the day being right where you’re supposed to be. No snow boots required.
Open the most important door yet.
The one to your new home.
Snowbird FAQs
What is a snowbird?
A snowbird is a northerner who heads to a southern state for the winter months, successfully avoiding snow and traditional winter weather.
When is snowbird season?
Snowbird season is typically January to March, but can begin as early as November and end as late as April. Snowbird season is northern cold weather season.
What are the benefits of buying as a snowbird?
Snowbird buyers are able to experience the best of both worlds. By living up north during the spring, summer, and fall, they’re able to enjoy the best seasons of the north before heading to warmer, southern states in the winter. By establishing a second home they return to year after year, snowbirds often make friends that become family in their communities and look forward to spending time with them each winter.
What are the benefits of renting as a snowbird?
Similar to snowbird buyers, snowbird renters are able to enjoy the best of both worlds: great northern summers and warm southern winters! Renters are able to try out different warm weather locations each season, so it’s a good option for those who have yet to decide where they want to settle down each winter. There are plenty of places to choose from across Florida, Arizona, and Texas!
Where can I get more information about your snowbird locations?
Whether you choose to search by Find A Community or Find A Home, you can hone in on the state, community type, or amenities you’re most interested in and explore a number of locations.
