In 2023, nearly 37 percent of homes bought by individuals aged 65 and older were located in areas with high risk of extreme heat, compared to 32.3 percent of homes purchased by those under the age of 35.
Source: Inman News
Older buyers prioritizing lifestyle over climate risk, Redfin says
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