Miami wealth manager’s real estate forecast: Prices go down as sea-rise risks go up
Marc Singer, who runs a $1.5 billion wealth management company based in Coral Gables, has of late been giving his ...
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Florida’s coming King Tides may carry something different onshore — red tide
Red tide — a toxic algae that leads to human health problems and marine animal deaths — has arrived in ...
Three Dade governments create ‘Resilient 305’ to cope with the threats facing South Florida in the decades ahead
Miami Dade County, the City of Miami and Miami Beach are collaborating with the Rockefeller Foundation and The Miami Foundation ...
Your flood insurance premium is going up again, and that’s only the beginning
The letter might have already come in the mail. “Your building is at high risk for flooding,” it declares in ...
Republicans scoff at carbon tax as Curbelo unveils his own climate-change plan
WASHINGTON -- Carlos Curbelo’s latest effort to shift the climate change debate within the Republican Party has a long way to ...
America’s flood insurance chief has a message for all Floridians: You’re at risk
If you’re a homeowner in Florida relying on flood zone maps to decide whether to buy insurance, you may want ...
The risk of sea level rise is chipping away at Miami home values, new research shows
Creeping flood waters driven by sea rise have yet to reach the doors of most homes in Miami-Dade, but research ...
How will sea-level rise affect your home? Miami is creating a tool that will show you
The looming impacts of climate change are increasingly raising questions about the future of Miami's real estate, particularly from residents ...
Is your land at risk for sea rise? More firms want to sell South Florida the answer
The usual checklist before businesses buy a piece of property includes looking at what kind of taxes they’ll have to ...
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