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What's a "dynamic" neighborhood?

Advertisers and the like piss me off with their careful phrasing.  Dynamic is a positive word that isn't measurable.  So anything can be dynamic.  A fucking manatee can be dynamic.  No one can prove otherwise, because it isn't measurable.

Also, their use of can and may.  When we read or hear something with relatively high stakes, can and may become will in our heads. 
Hurricane _____ may bring record-setting storm surge.  Sure, but it may not.  Just trying to fear-monger. 
Or sell you something.
Or whatever the fuck.

It's all unethical.  And perfectly legal and accepted.  I'd say we're better than this, but I'd be wrong.

Probably around 10 million. 

@Honestbuckeye and @Mdot21 have been here longer than me. They would know better.

Well over half the residents in our development are not here right now.

If you wanted to visit Naples or Sarasota, it's best done when they are all gone (and prior to hurricane peak season). 

Sarasota is a mess right now.

I presume where badger lives has a much higher proportion than the Panhandle or Ocala.  A million would be about 4%, but likely they are concentrated, as noted, in the southern parts of the state, and perhaps highly concentrated in certain developments which may cater specifically to them.

So, it's reasonable it could be ten percent plus of drivers around Fort Myers etc.  That would be enough to notice, I think, restaurants would be more full, traffic heavier, etc.

I presume where badger lives has a much higher proportion than the Panhandle or Ocala.  A million would be about 4%, but likely they are concentrated, as noted, in the southern parts of the state, and perhaps highly concentrated in certain developments which may cater specifically to them.

So, it's reasonable it could be ten percent plus of drivers around Fort Myers etc.  That would be enough to notice, I think, restaurants would be more full, traffic heavier, etc.

Definitely far more than 10 percent around here.

We've already booked many reservations, months out, through April. Hopefully they will be open. Most got hit hard, twice within two weeks.

Yep.

Probably around 10 million.

@Honestbuckeye and @Mdot21 have been here longer than me. They would know better.

This is less factual and more observation.  

Before Covid- snowbirds would add 15-20% to the crowd here.  Then, during Covid, that mostly became permanent.    Now snowbirds seem to add like 10%.