The Life Cycle of Second Home Ownership: A Case Study

Geoffrey C. Godbey · Malcolm I. Bevins

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This article reports the results of a study of second home owners in a Pennsylvania recreation home development, and concludes that second home owners continually evaluate the utility of owning the second home as they move through life stages or the family life cycle.

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1980THE CONCEPT OF A TOURIST AREA CYCLE OF EVOLUTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES 1971Handbook in research and evaluation 1974Why Destination Areas Rise and Fall in Popularity 1976Leisure and the Family Life Cycle.

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