"Nantucket Real Estate: Climate Change's Impact on Property Prices"

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A waterfront home in Nantucket, Massachusetts, originally listed at $2.3 million, saw its price slashed by 74% to $600,000 due to drastic shoreline erosion caused by climate change. The property's value plummeted as the shoreline lost 70 feet in just a few weeks, highlighting the impact of sea-level rise on coastal real estate. The risk of purchasing coastal properties, potential uninsurability, and fluctuating property values due to climate change are becoming significant concerns for homeowners and real estate investors.
- Climate change is behind a Nantucket home's drastic price drop Fortune
- Stunning beach-side Nantucket home sells for just $600,000, just three years after it was last listed for $2.3 Daily Mail
- Climate change may transform Nantucket's real estate market The Boston Globe
- Waterfront home prices dropping in Massachusetts and climate change may be to blame CBS Boston
- Despite climate change, coastal property values are on the rise. Researchers point to two reasons. WUNC
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