| And if a good beer can't be found, a tequila will do in this town filled with snowbirds, University of Arizona students and tourists. |
| Yet the retirees and snowbirds who loyally filled the condos during Palm Springs' downturn in the 1980s and early '90s are still there. |
| There she reportedly sells time-share accommodation to so-called ageing snowbirds who migrate south for the winter. |
| They're not necessarily resort communities, you know, some snowbirds go down there and there's long time residents live down there. |
| The variety is clearly aimed at family vacationers and snowbirds who can afford a winter residence in the Sunshine State. |
| Many of them are, you know, year-round residents, many snowbirds, and the majority of whom are older citizens, correct? |
