A growing number of Los Angeles residents are moving to the northeastern U.S. due to the increasing frequency of wildfires and a worsening insurance crisis.
Insurance Challenges: Homeowners in wildfire-prone areas are facing difficulty renewing insurance policies, with premiums skyrocketing in recent months.
Economic Toll: Experts estimate that the ongoing wildfire crisis has caused economic losses between $250 billion and $270 billion.
Real estate brokers report a surge in demand for properties in cities like New York and Boston as Californians seek safer locations. (Source: NY Post)
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