How Climate Change is Slowing Home Price Growth in Phoenix and Tampa
Doug McIntyre discusses the slowdown in home price increases in Phoenix and Tampa, as indicated by the Case-Shiller Index. He suggests that rising insurance costs, driven by climate change and the increasing risks of hurricanes and extreme heat, may be affecting these markets. This trend could also impact Florida’s Atlantic coast, where high winds threaten properties. If these climate-related issues continue, homeowners in these areas may find it harder to sell their properties, potentially leading to a decline in home prices, even as prices rise in other parts of the country.
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