It’s always tough to assess where and why real-estate will go up or down over a given period.
For example, I am surprised to see Floridians go to great lengths including self-insuring their homes while climate change continues to wreak havoc in the vulnerable coastal areas with no sign of abating.
Feels like the boiled frog to me and would definitely not invest any monies in those areas. Of course, others disagree and keep going.
There are a number of states and cities which are projected as being more climate ready and resilient. Will that translate to strong returns on real-estate? Possibly, but it could take awhile yet before you may see it…or see an extraordinary amount of activity if things take a faster turn for the worse.
In the end, it’s guessing and hoping. Instead, I would simply make a best bet what will be good for your family over the long term and go with that.
For example, I am surprised to see Floridians go to great lengths including self-insuring their homes while climate change continues to wreak havoc in the vulnerable coastal areas with no sign of abating.
Feels like the boiled frog to me and would definitely not invest any monies in those areas. Of course, others disagree and keep going.
There are a number of states and cities which are projected as being more climate ready and resilient. Will that translate to strong returns on real-estate? Possibly, but it could take awhile yet before you may see it…or see an extraordinary amount of activity if things take a faster turn for the worse.
In the end, it’s guessing and hoping. Instead, I would simply make a best bet what will be good for your family over the long term and go with that.
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