While the winter solstice began on December 21 this year (and runs through March 20, 2022), winter in Orlando isn’t quite the same as winter in other parts of the country. If you were to ask a local, winter in Orlando is probably one of the most favorite times of the year for them in part to the amazing weather you’ll experience. Not many days are spent bundled up in layers of warm clothes when experiencing winter in Orlando… and snow days are non-existent.
While many think of spending summer in Orlando because of the “fun in the sun” aspect… you can still enjoy plenty of sunshine in the winter too. Florida is unlike many states when it comes to year-round sunshine, which is why we are dubbed, “The Sunshine State.” There is still plenty to do in Orlando in the Winter.
January typically tends to trend down when it comes to the number of visitors to theme parks in Orlando. Many families have visited during the holidays and now have to return to everyday life back home, with typical school and work routines coming back into play. This however, is one of the best times to visit the theme parks thanks to the seasonably cool weather in Florida at this time.
A few notable experiences you can find during a visit January through March:
Don’t rule out visiting one of the things Florida is best known for just because it’s “winter” – the beaches. With Florida being the southernmost state in the country, visiting Florida’s beaches in the winter still offer seasonably warm weather… especially for those visiting from snowy northern or midwestern states.
It may be considered one of the coldest months, it has an average highs of 72°F (22°C) and lows of 51°F (10°C). At its coldest, the temperature has dipped to 36°F (2°C) this year (2021), but that is rare for Orlando. When visiting Orlando in the winter, be sure to pack a few pairs of pants and a light jacket. With temperatures ranging from the mid 60s to the 80s, and the humidity factor, it often feels warmer than the thermometer may read. The nights can be much more cool though, which is why a light jacket is perfect for your visit. Shorts and swimsuits are still a must this time of year though, as a warmer than usual day can still surprise you when visiting.
In September 2020, the newspaper Estadão* published an article* that said: “On the one hand, low interest rates have too restricted the horizon of traditional investment gains, such as fixed income, leading to the need for diversification, which opens up space for investments abroad. On the other hand, the real has already accumulated a loss of close to 40% against the dollar. Therefore, a property in the US offers investors the possibility of making exchange hedges, protecting them from a further devaluation of the real, insofar as part of the equity will be immobilized in hard currency.”
Combining the high tourist movement in Orlando and its surroundings, the reality of the current financial market and an efficient property management, it is possible to achieve satisfactory occupancy rates. Often, the cost of mortgage installments is absorbed by the income generated from short-term leases. Periods when the investor is not using the property are perfect for this. Thus, buying a property in Orlando is even easier.
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*Source: https://einvestidor.estadao.com.br/investimentos/brasileiros-investem-mercado-imobiliario-estados-unidos
