At $202/night, plus meals, plus tax, plus $140 cleaning fees we will just take a cruise which is now an option.

The top 10 or so communities that have great amenities and location to Disney will continue to do well as they market globally, have the relationships of tour group operators, travel agents, youth sports leagues and all the others that come here for Disney or as a stop to get to the cruise ports or whatever.You mentioned Reunion specifically.

Quote from @Robin Simon: Interesting stuff, MA market seems to be holding up pretty strongIt's cruising right along. 

BTW this is a great time to book a cruise. :)

The nice thing is they can cruise to OR for shopping and save on sales tax.if that isn't their style and they are looking for more of a hippie vibe check out Sequim, WA in the rain shadow and close to Port Townsend but with the amenities of a Costco, Home Depot, and green space 360degrees around you.

Lastly no plane that holds 75 people fly' at 20k feet  that only happens on the cruise to altitude and the decent to landing. 

I think there’s 48 episodes out now so if you have time you could even cruise through the list to see which episodes interested you and go from there.

Overseas, Hawaii, cruises and the like.

Of course I have noticed a few contractors performing smaller jobs at night and on weekends under the radar, but during the week the code enforcement officer likes to cruise around and look for rule breakers.

THEN it's about DURATION, getting that "cruise-control" because vacancy is the #2 most expensive cost factor in the mix.