Nearly half of U.S. homes face severe threat from climate change, study finds
Climate change will cause more severe storms in parts of U.S., study says Climate change will cause more severe storms...
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Nearly half of U.S. homes face severe threat from climate change, study finds
Climate change will cause more severe storms in parts of U.S., study says Nearly half of all U.S. homes are...
Policy and market forces delay real estate price declines on the US coast
C-HOM overviewC-HOM combines elements from theoretical, numerical modeling, and empirical literature in economics, finance, nonlinear systems, and coastal processes.First, we...
US Home Insurance, Real Estate Markets Teeter on Financial Crisis
In places most prone to wildfires and hurricanes, state “insurers of last resort” are absorbing trillions of dollars in risk.By...
Opinion | Why stock market stars are at odds with real world’s investment needs
We should be asking much deeper questions now than simply about whether and when another stock market bubble burst might...
Your house has flooded – here’s what you should do next
Remember that the burden of proof for a loss falls to the customer – so if, for instance, your sofa...
Climate change to push up home insurance bills 20pc next year
Furthermore, due to global instability, materials are taking longer to reach the UK – increasing the amount of time to...
2024-2028 Housing Market Predictions: A Gradual Thaw With Added Challenges | U.S. News Housing Market Index
Over the next five years, although some trends accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to influence real estate and land use, other factors will also gain in importance. Among those are an aging population, the rising costs of climate change, a more unstable world and the expansion of artificial intelligence into new corners of the economy. As a consequence, even if the housing market gradually unfreezes as mortgage rates slowly decline from 2023's highs, the hottest housing markets in 2028 may look a bit different from early 2024.This is...
How Climate Change Could Impact Your Home Value | Real Estate
The last few years have not been kind to homeowners insurance premiums, especially for those living in states along the...
Homes in parts of the U.S. are “essentially uninsurable” due to rising climate change risks
Millions of American homeowners like Mary Morse find themselves stuck in a financial bind, facing mounting risks from wildfires and...
