Building for Resilience: How Newer Construction Homes Fared in Florida's Hurricane Season

After another active hurricane season, Florida’s resilience continues to be a huge and growing practical and financial priority as existing buildings age and population growth across the state invites continued losses. Strategic planning focused on strength and durability is helping mitigate wind and flood damage and serving as lessons to other, more mature communities planning a more resilient future.

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