A new study from Redfin maps how disaster-prone certain metros are, while also factoring the cost of buying homes in those cities.
Source: Inman News
Redfin finds most affordable cities are also the least disaster-prone
Published in Buyers Tools, Darryl Fairweather, disaster-prone, home values, los angeles, Markets & Economy, natural disaster, News Brief, Redfin and washington d.c.
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