More American Moving Into Flood Prone Areas

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Lot of fascinating data about where people in the US are living and where they're moving. According to Redfin's analysis of domestic migration data from the Census Bureau, more people are moving into flood prone and wildfire areas. So between 2021 and 2022 US counties with the most flood zones saw 384,000 more people move in and out. This was 100 and 3% increase than two years prior. A similar trend was seen in areas at risk for wildfires and heat. Now during the pandemic, a lot of Americans left large cities like New York for more affordable housing options in these areas. Kristen moving to these areas may be more affordable, but they're clearly risks. What do you think? Risque? All? I'm gonna say my brother lives in Phoenix. He has to use oven mitts during the summer to open up car doors. It's so hot, that's too hot for me. But did he get a deal on the house? Did he get a deal on the house? I I can't speak for him there but he, he loves it. So he's a happy camper down there.