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Amid a climate crisis, some good news for Florida’s housing market

Housing Wire

Not surprisingly, the state also has the highest average cost for homeowners insurance , and that cost is rising. That’s a lot of opportunity for property damage, and one reason homeowners insurance in Florida has gotten out of control. And insurance has more to cover than ever in some Florida counties.

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Why it’s time for the housing industry to get serious about climate risk

Housing Wire

And yes, this certainly has had an impact on insurance companies from coast to coast, as we’ve seen insurers retreat en masse from states such as California , Florida , and Texas , which have all seen record losses in recent years from wildfires, earthquakes, hurricanes, severe winter storms, sinkholes, and more.

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[National Safety Month] Improve Workplace Safety with Technology

GoForrmz

The goal of this program is to support infrastructure, business decisions, and technologies to work to zero workplace deaths by 2050. Even switching to a digital inspection form means that any worksite concern will be immediately available to all project managers.

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How to Conduct the Most Effective Columbus, Ohio Property Search

The Robert Weiler Company

Being in a flood-prone area can seriously affect your insurance premiums and property value; it could also cause a great deal of aggravation and stress if you experience the wrath of Mother Nature. These are all important issues that will surely contribute to the property’s overall quality and desirability. Don’t learn the hard way.

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A CALL FOR MORE ACCESSORY DWELLINGS AMID HOUSING CRUNCH

Will Springer Realtor

Insurers are increasingly exposed to the climate crisis and are currently under-charging premiums by about 58% to at-risk property owners, the report states. or 4% of the population – live in high-flood-risk areas, but FEMA maps used by the insurance industry are often out of date, including 11% of them last updated in the 1970s and ‘80s.