August 23, 2025International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis

Is climate gentrification happening? Evidence from the effect of elevation and flooding risks on housing price dynamics in South Florida

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Climate gentrification may occur as higher elevation areas experience increased housing price appreciation, and flooding risks influence these dynamics differently.
Findings indicate that flooding risks have significant confounding effects, complicating the relationship with housing prices and insurance policies.
Spatial mapping and hedonic pricing models were employed to assess the link between climate risks and housing price dynamics from 2016 to 2021.
These insights provide value for policymakers to formulate strategies for equitable urban development and housing stabilization efforts.

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Observational analysis reveals flooding risks and elevation impact housing prices in South Florida, suggesting climate adaptation strategies are needed.

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Farazmand et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af78327567bf4f94ff100f https://doi.org/10.1108/ijhma-05-2025-0106

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Observational analysis reveals flooding risks and elevation impact housing prices in South Florida, suggesting climate adaptation strategies are needed.

Is climate gentrification happening? Evidence from the effect of elevation and flooding risks on housing price dynamics in South Florida

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Is climate gentrification happening? Evidence from the effect of elevation and flooding risks on housing price dynamics in South Florida

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