I feel like this stupid house falling has gotten more attention than the entire villages that have become climate change refugees in oceania: https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2021/11/oceania-pacific-climate-change-stories/620570/
It's kind of incredible watching $381,000 gently float into the sea. Makes you think "what really is a house, anyway?
And why in fuck's name does it cost over $300,000?"
It would rule if Zillow updated in real time. $381k... $300k... $100k just before it hits the water, -$10k afterwards.
-$10k afterwards
"Honey, could we afford a serious fixer-upper if they gave us $10,000?"
"What? Could we what?"
"And it's beachfront property. Sort of. Right now."
According to my eyes, it was worth about $500 in reclaimed flotsam for etsy projects
Reactionaries love to geek out about finances and property values, think they might finally get the hint if we tell them that climate change will hurt their precious economy?
