Says Zillow: Tampa Bay Housing Market at Risk from Climate Change

The serene coasts of Tampa Bay now hold a stormier truth — the region’s real estate market is staring down a climate-fueled crisis. According to Zillow, nearly $492 billion in local property value stands at major wind risk, revealing a harrowing intersection of rising seas, intensifying hurricanes, and an overburdened insurance sector. The homes may look tranquil, but beneath their roofs lies a growing tempest.

Trillions in Danger: A Nationwide Wake-Up Call

Zillow’s latest analysis pulls back the curtain on a nationwide threat. Across the U.S., homes worth trillions of dollars are vulnerable to fire, flood, and extreme wind. Properties facing major wind risk alone are worth a staggering $17 trillion. Not far behind are homes threatened by fire ($9.1 trillion) and flood ($7 trillion). These numbers paint a chilling picture of a housing market built on a foundation that’s rapidly eroding.

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