I submit that this is a problem only as new establishments enjoy a wave of popularity, and that it really is no big deal. Further, don't kid yourself. Cultural activities, they say, are far more accessible in the larger northern cities than they are down south. Possibly, but the fact is that there is plenty to do in the south, and the opportunities up north are great only if you take advantage of them. However, I am willing to yield that this is an advantage of being in the north.
Convenience is a relative term.
As such, while it is abundantly clear that our northern abode makes it much easier to visit New York City and all that it offers, convenience works only if you wish to spend a lot of time in the city. Waking up and seeing the sun is a good feeling. Florida's pattern of sunshine is rather consistent. So consistent, that in the four winter seasons that we have spent in Florida, the weather has been great except for approximately ten days. New York weather is another matter, and I am constantly at odds with my wife over the fact that summer weather in New York is really not more comfortable than the same time frame in Florida.