https://www.newsweek.com/florida-homeowners-struggle-sell-their-houses-1912392Aquamarine?
Meanwhile, soaring insurance fees are also dissuading potential buyers from purchasing property as they add more costs to owning a home.
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here's the link since OP link is typo'd: https://www.newsweek.com/florida-homeowners-struggle-sell-their-houses-1912392
Haven't done a holistic analysis, but if the housing slump is true for only Texas and Florida, and not Georgia Alabama Miss/etc, then the above quote is true and it has nothing to do with climate change (neither temps nor hurricanes)