In this photo taken by a drone, the two-story Getaway Marina building, front, lies reduced to rubble as displaced boats rest along the roadside and a trailer park, at top, lies nearly devoid of homes, following the passage of Hurricane Ian, on San Carlos Boulevard in Fort Myers Beach, Fla., Thursday, Sept. 29, 2022. Photo: Rebecca Blackwell/AP 'We're Just Buying Time': Hurricane Ian Is a Wake-Up Call for South Florida's Real Estate Market
"We need to reorganize the city, neighborhood by neighborhood, and to move out of zones of volatility, especially for a lot of the workforce housing. That may mean higher ground."
September 30, 2022 at 03:45 PM
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Real Estate
After deadly Hurricane Ian's Category 4 winds and extreme storm surge pummeled South Florida's west coast, some experts are warning that a similar extreme weather event would drastically change Southeast Florida's real estate market.
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