Climate and Real Estate
Long Island real estate is suffering as sales decrease and homes lose value, and one reason is chronic flooding fueled by climate change.
Long Island real estate is suffering as sales decrease and homes lose value, and one reason is chronic flooding fueled by climate change.
Every day during these holiday weeks seems to me like Sunday, which, I hasten to add, isn’t a particularly good thing for someone who likes to think of himself as purposeful if not actually useful.
The prices listed here have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
It was cloudy and relatively warm on Friday, 50 degrees to be exact, which, when it came to skating, was fine with him, Doug De Groot said, the Buckskill Winter Club’s enemy this time of year being the sun.
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