Older Americans are relocating after retirement, and more than ever before, they're taking climate risks into consideration when deciding where to settle down

These metros are working to reduce their carbon footprints by blazing a trail toward eco-friendly living and green building

Americans are increasingly taking climate risks into consideration when relocating to a new housing market, especially in the wake of extreme weather events like Hurricane Ian

Rising home values and higher-than-average denial rates for home purchase applications are making home purchases more expensive in areas with high flood risks

Punta Gorda was hit hard by triple-digit wind gusts and devastating flooding when Hurricane Ian made landfall last week, but most of its updated infrastructure remains intact

Hurricane Ian made landfall on the western Florida peninsula this Wednesday, and as the storm surge recedes, the damage left behind will be nothing short of catastrophic

A new Redfin survey reveals that prospective buyers are less likely to bid on homes with high flood-risk scores

Homebuyers undaunted by severe droughts are heading to at-risk metros like Los Angeles and Las Vegas en masse

Over 100 million Americans could be displaced due to extreme temperatures in the next 30 years, according to recent land-surface measurements from the First Street Foundation