Hurricane Ian damages in Southeast estimated at $100B to $120B
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Re: Hurricane Ian damages in Southeast estimated at $100B to $120B
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Re: Hurricane Ian damages in Southeast estimated at $100B to $120B
#3That seems cheap? Like incredible cheap for the size of the storm.
Re: Hurricane Ian damages in Southeast estimated at $100B to $120B
#4I can only assume it will go higher. We need to push FEMA to have a 2 and done rule. After that the property must be returned back to dunes/parks/public spaces.
Re: Hurricane Ian damages in Southeast estimated at $100B to $120B
#5Hopefully insurance costs will not be extracted throughout the entire country. The insurance rates must reflect the true cost of residing in hurricane alley.
Re: Hurricane Ian damages in Southeast estimated at $100B to $120B
#6That seems cheap? Like incredible cheap for the size of the storm.
I know COVID stimulus has numbed people to large numbers, but $100B is a huge amount of money. It's two million people working for a year at $50k salary
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#8As someone who lives in Florida I am wondering when this will all come crashing down.
According to McKinsey non-hurricane/weather events will skyrocket from ~20-40/year to almost 250/year causing constant water damage. Let alone from hurricanes like Ian or Irma.
Re: Hurricane Ian damages in Southeast estimated at $100B to $120B
#9I can only assume it will go higher. We need to push FEMA to have a 2 and done rule. After that the property must be returned back to dunes/parks/public spaces.
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Re: Hurricane Ian damages in Southeast estimated at $100B to $120B
#10Hopefully insurance costs will not be extracted throughout the entire country. The insurance rates must reflect the true cost of residing in hurricane alley.
I would hope insurers are smarter than that