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Column: Climate change driving higher insurance costs
The Virginian-Pilot· 1 day agoYou don’t need to be a scientist to understand the harms of climate change. All you need is an ...
Climate catastrophes drive increase in premiums in US home insurance rates
China Daily· 5 days agoFor the full year 2023, US storm insurance claims hit a record $63 billion, according to a recent report. To cover their losses, insurers are raising rates, restricting coverage ...
Opinion: You don’t need a degree to understand climate change, just an insurance policy
Bangor Daily News· 1 day agoCarly Fabian is an insurance policy advocate with Public Citizen’s Climate Program. You don’t need...
Weather disasters drive surge in US home insurance rates
China Daily· 6 days agoMillions of Americans are losing their homes in a record number of weather catastrophes, and insurance companies are raising premiums to record levels in many states while ...
South Florida’s Severe Flooding Delayed Real Estate Deals
The Real Deal· 4 days agoEpic rain and flooding disrupted South Florida’s luxury real estate market this week, with agents...
Scammers tried to steal Graceland. Here’s how to make sure they don’t get your home
CNN Business via Yahoo Finance· 15 hours agoLast month, a much-beloved piece of American history was nearly stolen. But it wasn’t a museum heist...
DeSantis says flood damage may not reach threshold for US emergency assistance order
Sun-Sentinel· 4 days agoYes, homes flooded and businesses closed, but South Florida’s latest epic storm washout may not have...
County property values skyrocketed in 2023 - what drove it and what it means for your taxes
Palm Beach Post via Yahoo News· 7 days agoBeach County soared to another record high last month despite economic challenges including high...
How many homes and cars were damaged in South Florida floods? Take a look.
Tampa Bay Times· 3 days agoHundreds of people will be filing claims for water damage to their homes and cars in the coming days...
Why Home-Builder Stocks Can Continue Their Bull Run
Barrons.com· 4 days agoHome inventory is up, but still very low and prices remain high. That means builder profits should remain fat. Plus, exploiting the rush to obesity...