Climate change has shaken up the U.S. real estate market, with homebuyers no longer just seeking better quality of life or affordable housing — they're also weighing climate risks when considering a purchase. As extreme weather intensifies, areas once considered safe havens are facing soaring insurance costs and property devaluation, according to a new study from climate research company First Street. Americans are on the move, and this shift could wipe out nearly $1.5 trillion in real estate value over the next 30 years. (click on title to read the full article)


