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‘Climate gentrification’ pulling developers to higher ground in Miami

TRD Staff | December 20, 2017 12:45PM

As the effects of climate change grow stronger, developers are increasingly investing in neighborhoods that sit on higher ground,...

‘Climate gentrification’ pulling developers to higher ground in Miami

Miami voters pass $400M bond to combat sea level rise, fund affordable housing

TRD Staff | November 08, 2017 12:45PM

The city of Miami voted to pass a $400 million bond that will be used to deal with climate...

Miami voters pass $400M bond to combat sea level rise, fund affordable housing

WATCH: Experts talk climate change and its impact on the real estate industry

TRD Staff | November 08, 2017 08:45AM

Is South Florida drowning? Francis Suarez, Patrick Murphy, Kobi Karp and Bruce Mowry discussed what rising sea levels mean...

WATCH: Experts talk climate change and its impact on the real estate industry

TRD‘s Miami event tackles sea level rise, new development, Moishe Mana and more

By Katherine Kallergis | October 27, 2017 05:00PM

More than 4,500 real estate brokers, investors and developers flocked to The Real Deal’s Fourth Annual Miami Real Estate Showcase & Forum on Thursday...

TRD‘s Miami event tackles sea level rise, new development, Moishe Mana and more

Climate change and sea level rise could have a negative impact on commercial lending: CIASF panel

By Francisco Alvarado | October 27, 2017 02:45PM

Commercial real estate developers building projects in cities facing threats from climate change and sea level rise may find it harder to find traditional...

Climate change and sea level rise could have a negative impact on commercial lending: CIASF panel

South Florida by the numbers: Hot town, summer in the city

By Master Brokers Forum | August 23, 2017 02:15PM

“South Florida by the numbers” is a web feature that catalogs the most notable, quirky and surprising real estate...

South Florida by the numbers: Hot town, summer in the city

MIAMI BEACH, FL - SEPTEMBER 25: A construction crew works on installing drainage pipes and a water pump station in the street on September 25, 2014 in Miami Beach, Florida. As climate change brings higher oceans and flooding to the low lying areas of South Beach the of Miami Beach is trying to head off a potential disaster by installing storm water pumps meant to keep rising sea levels from inundating low-lying areas. According to numerous scientists, south Florida could be flooded by the end of the century as global warming continues to melt the Arctic ice, in turn causing oceans to rise. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Miami Beach residents push back against plans to raise streets to combat sea level rise

By James Teeple | August 14, 2017 01:00PM

After a recent bout of heavy rains, some Mid-Miami Beach homeowners say city sea level mitigation plans could make...

Miami Beach residents push back against plans to raise streets to combat sea level rise

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL - SEPTEMBER 30: A home is seen surrounded by flood water caused by the combination of the lunar orbit which caused seasonal high tides and what many believe is the rising sea levels due to climate change on September 30, 2015 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. South Florida is projected to continue to feel the effects of climate change and many of the cities have begun programs such as installing pumps or building up sea walls to try and combat the rising oceans. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

You’re not crazy: Sea levels have risen faster in South Florida

TRD Staff | August 09, 2017 03:30PM

Researchers at the University of Florida have found that sea levels in the Southeast, including Miami Beach, rose six...

You’re not crazy: Sea levels have risen faster in South Florida

Flooding, failing pumps lead Miami Beach businesses to close

TRD Staff | August 02, 2017 04:15PM

VIDEO: Earlier #flooding along 47th st. in #MiamiBeach. pic.twitter.com/JIa9wx0G5e — Miami Beach Alerts (@BeachNewsAlerts) August 2, 2017 The tail...

Flooding, failing pumps lead Miami Beach businesses to close

Rising sea levels may add to developers’ interest in Miami’s inland areas

TRD Staff | July 30, 2017 08:30AM

Real estate speculation in lower-cost, higher-elevation areas of inland Miami may draw fuel from sea-level rise, according to an...

Rising sea levels may add to developers’ interest in Miami’s inland areas

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