Florida Sees Signals of a Climate-Driven Housing Crisis

The New York Times

The city of Bal Harbour epitomizes high-end Florida waterfront property, but around 2013, the annual number of homes sales began to drop. By 2018 they had tumbled by half. It’s a sign that fewer people want to buy property there, The New York Times reports, and could be an indicator of what the threat of rising seas could mean for America’s coastal housing market.

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