After Florida, Arizona’s Real Estate Market Will Be Hit Next By Global Warming

Florida has been the bellwether for real estate changes due to global warming-induced sea level rise, but it’s followed by multiple states on the eastern seaboard of the USA. Studies have found that billions have already been lost on coastal property values as buyers factor in the cost of rising seas. Tens of billions more are at serious risk of repeated flooding leading to complete loss of value in the coming decades. But Arizona and southeastern US states are likely next to feel pain in their real estate markets due to global warming. It won’t be too much water, but too little in great part.