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According to experts, climate change is causing retirees to start reconsidering moves to disaster-prone dream locales like Florida and California.

"This is Han Solo in carbonite: This is a market that could stay frozen for quite some time," said Benjamin Keys, a real estate professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.

Climate change and recent storms have more older adults rethinking a coastal location. It’s not a fear of storms – it’s a fear of having to rebuild in their 80s.

It’s a small yet noticeable shift, experts say — but climate change is causing retirees to start reconsidering moves to disaster-prone dream locales.

The hurricane’s record-breaking cost will make it even harder for many to get insurance, experts say — threatening home sales, mortgages and construction.

As climate change makes natural disasters more frequent and severe Ian offered new evidence that Americans' retirement funds and assets are in jeopardy in vulnerable areas.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

It is a reversal of too little inventory that plagued the past two years.

California and New York are the top two spots for Chinese buyers in the US, followed by Indiana and Florida tied for third. Chinese buyers spent a total of $6.1billion on US property.

Way too many homeowners are missing out on the financial benefits that a refi can often have