An area like Asheville may not have as large a season difference in rates but maybe there is say an event that drives up rates like a music festival. 

Pretty funny...I suppose this film won't make the cut at the Film Festival despite the quality production.http://www.youtube.com/watch?

Both have nice summer festivals and the walking Big Four Bridge and new east end bridge are a HUGE boon to Jeffersonville.

Coffee, Music, Alcohol, Festivals, Breakfast, Dinner, Downtown, Banks, Schools.

I was also the director of Art on the Ave Festival for 3 years and from 2003-2008 was Associate Editor of the Weekly Volcano Newspaper.

Putnam - old mill town, lots of antique stores, right next to major highway, farm to table restaurants... definitely building up as they have lots of festivals and the like, there's a draw there. 3.

Lowell also has the National Park, the Festivals, the University and the colleges...and if you’re into geography, not one but TWO rivers, The Mighty Merrimack and the Concord.

The building is on main street within a growing community and faces the town courthouse and a park where concerts and festivals are periodically held. 

I've been to the festival a few times as well.How is the Plant City market?  

Its also nice to really pay attention to areas that are rough but have a group of homeowners that have meetings, hold neighborhood "clean ups", block parties, festivals etc.