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Senior Real Estate and Climate Correspondent at CNBC

It's crazy how fast everything we have been warning about is actually coming to fruition...and not in a good way. Erosion is accelerating. Recent fixes are fast becoming temporary bandaids. Municipalities will soon feel the hurt from both tax reductions and new #climate mitigation projects. I wish I could have run the entire interviews with Shelly and Chris..they were a soundbite a second. And John...he had an entire story all his own, but we just didn't have the time in this piece to tell it. I'm quite sure this will be the first of many many more stories just like it. Shelly Lockwood NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration First Street CNBC ERICA POSSE Dardan Pula #realestate #realestateinvesting #climatechange #climatecrisis #risingsealevels #housing #luxury #Nantucket #Montauk

Luxury homes on these beaches are losing value fast, as effects of climate change hit hard

Luxury homes on these beaches are losing value fast, as effects of climate change hit hard

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Hank Miller, SRA

Associate Broker & Founding Member @ Ansley Real Estate, Marietta

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Overbuilding, removing zoning, counties and municipalities taking the money over preserving the integrity of the area. But - if they do push back against development, then they are castigated for not addressing the "housing shortage". Let's make sure we check back on the areas allowing ADUs everywhere and removing zoning. As storms roll through there it'll be "climate" when in fact we jam far too many people into areas and when storms hit the damage is magnified. You cannot have it both ways - but it's much more palatable to blame "climate" than rampant overdevelopment.

Mike Cush

Mortgage sales, process, and business development leader who views the industry from the perspective of the consumer, the process from the standpoint of Baldrige, and leadership from the perspective of Deming.

4w

At some point - probably soon - there are going to be some tough discussions around the money spent to prevent coastal erosion in some areas. You can't fight mother nature forever.

Christopher R. Kuhns

Community Lending Officer at Bank of America, NMLS #455294

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Diana - please consider offering an expose on the meteoric rise of E-bikes. I understand there's an estimated 275m sold - including at Costco and for good reasons. I see them as a sea change on level of rolling suitcases. Humanity has got handed a key to helping manage climate change: 60% live with in 3 miles and 90% within 9 miles of work and home - all within range of most low priced e-bikes averaging 20 mph in delivering 15 minute cities!

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Michael Gerrity

As founder of WPV, I build large scale LISTINGS, NEWS, DATA and SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE platforms for the global real estate industry.

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Good story Diana Olick, but here is another Southern California area dealing with massive beach erosion costing the city and state hundreds of millions of dollars to repair -- San Clemente, Ca -- as seen here: https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/2024/03/04/six-more-places-along-rail-line-in-san-clemente-could-be-at-risk-emergency-repairs-could-top-200-million/

Patrick Duffy

LinkedIn Top Voice | Senior Real Estate Economist, U.S. News & World Report | Public Speaker | Public Relations Consultant | Principal Economist, MetroIntelligence

4w

I mention this issue as well as tools for home buyers to protect themselves against current & future perils of climate change: https://realestate.usnews.com/real-estate/articles/what-homebuyers-need-to-know-about-climate-change

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Tom Roberts

Construction Specialist at Self Employed

3w

Its times like these we learn to live again..

Ramon Ferrari

Helping educate Farms on how save energy costs & optimize operations. Dedicated to sustainable solutions & expert advice for agricultural efficiency. Let’s cultivate a greener future together! 🌱🚜💡

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3 This is a critical issue. The acceleration of erosion and the inadequacy of quick fixes highlight the urgency for sustainable solutions. It's concerning how municipalities will face financial strain from both declining tax revenues and increased climate mitigation costs. Thank you for shedding light on this important topic; stories like these are essential for raising awareness and driving change. 🌍💡

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