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Navigating the US Housing Market: Unveiling Climate Risks and Price Shifts | Real Estate Market Update w/ Martin Perdomo

Season 3 Episode 529 Published 1 year, 6 months ago
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Discover the surprising shifts in the US housing market and uncover the potential $1.47 trillion climate risk lurking beneath the surface. As home prices continue their unpredictable dance, certain cities are feeling the heat, while others are basking in unexpected gains. From Tampa's downturn to Philadelphia’s promising rise, we dissect Redfin’s Home Price Index statistics, offering a clear perspective on where the market is headed. With homes lingering longer on the market and selling at discounts, we explore whether this is a temporary lull or a sign of what's to come.

Economist Dave Burt joins us to share his insights on the long-term impacts of climate change on real estate values. Known for his prescient prediction of the 2008 mortgage crisis, Burt casts a sobering forecast on the future of at-risk properties. With insurance costs projected to skyrocket, we analyze what this means for homeowners across the nation, particularly in vulnerable regions like Texas and Florida. Historical examples such as Hurricane Sandy's effect on foreclosure rates paint a stark picture of the potential challenges ahead. Tune in to gain the knowledge you need to navigate these turbulent times in real estate.

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