Stronger hurricanes, higher insurance premiums and stricter building codes are changing who can afford life on the coast. After Hurricane Ian, WSJ's Arian Campo-Flores headed to southwestern Florida to see how the state's coastal communities are faring and transforming.
Further Reading:
- Florida Coastal Living Reshaped by Hurricane Housing Codes
- Hurricane Ian Is Latest Blow to Florida’s Struggling Home Insurers
- Home Buyers Flock to Florida Cities Devastated by Hurricane Ian
- Flattened by Hurricane Michael, Florida Town Tries to Stave Off Big Development