Devastating.This is why climate related stuff is absolutely paramount in how I invest.

One of the reasons, besides the climate, is that Crook County gave them some tasty tax incentives.Only 3 cities in Oregon are liberal (not socialist).

The US is so large and has so many different climates that it's easy to get the urge to just get out and live somewhere else.

The primary concern of the buyers is the DRYVIT exterior (dryvit is good for warmer climates like California but not a good exterior for houses in the midwest).

Things are still not at a point where I can leave for a few months, but we are taking a vacation in October and will probably spend a few weeks road tripping to warmer climates in December

I'm in a heating climate and a gas boiler would be expected to last 30-40 years at least.

That is a very similar list to mine when I moved to Chatt in 13' from a colder climate.

Not to mention the lower cost insurance and climate stability compared to other markets.

Because the Fort Myers/Naples area tends to be more upscale, I'm seeing a lot of self storage companies converting portions of their buildings into wine storage and climate controlled vehicle storage which may be one of the ways that they're trying to diversify and break into new market share.

Tennessee is seeing a boom because of it's business friendly climate and no state income tax, but Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Jackson and Johnson City are all different markets.