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Climate change displaced millions from their homes in 2022

"It's very emotional to watch your house taken down," a Florida boat captain said after a hurricane leveled his home.

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Homeownership Rates in New York

New York has long trailed the nation in homeownership rates; the gap between New York and the nation has been as high as 14 percentage points.

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How Houston has changed five years after Hurricane Harvey

How Houston has changed five years after Hurricane Harvey
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Proposed rezoning in City of Bryan passed; will create housing for Blinn students

Texas A&M Professor Shannon Van Zandt with the College of Architecture said this new development should help - not hurt property taxes.

United statesCity of bryanJustin waltonVan zandtJim wooleyShannon van zandtCollege of architectureBryan city council member james edgeVilla maria roadRed riverAp newsHe reclassification will turn the 6 2 acres of land from beinga commercial and residential district toa quot multi family one planned complex would be within walking distance school texasa ampm professor shannon van zandt with college architecture said this new development should help not hurt property taxes in order for to riseOusing values would have to increase and that is happening regardless of any new developmentsAn zandt saidi dont foresee this particular development having impact on surrounding property values howeverEarby residents took to the council another concern potential floodingk like jim wooley said ata recent meeting that flooding in their neighborhood could be potentially worsened by new complex our conclusion is existing drainage infrastructure area already not adequate deal with heavy rainfall eventsE said the proposed development would only make flooding worse van zandt responded to this when interviewed

Protecting Affordable Housing After Natural Disasters

Research shows that low-income communities suffer most and take the longest to recover from disasters, which can often wipe out affordable housing stock and displace vulnerable households.

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