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Becca van Sambeck

Where to Buy a Vacation Home Safe From Climate Risks

The town of Stonington, Maine, with houses on the water and forests in the background.

For previous generations, the questions surrounding where to buy a vacation home were simple: What’s your budget? And do you want to be near the mountains or the beach?

But now, in the disturbing wake of tragic natural disasters like hurricanes and erosion on the East Coast and wildfires out West, many people are pausing to consider the ways climate change may wreak havoc on where they choose to settle: hurricanes that can sweep away beach homes, fires that can incinerate properties, tornadoes that can flatten condos — not to mention the risk to human lives.

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