>the fact that this may happen again is maybe causing them to pause Filtering more so for those who could afford to remotely lose a future home there when it's

>the fact that this may happen again is maybe causing them to pause Filtering more so for those who could afford to remotely lose a future home there when it's not their primary residence, and they have nothing invested in the community other than money. Not very much different than the well-heeled investing in second homes, displacing the traditional working population in the most hurricane-vulnerable South Florida locations over the decades when the transition from small quaint resort towns accelerated into more widely popular destinations. After a different culture eventually takes over the government, then the previous culture can be further economically influenced to their disadvantage and regulated into obscurity. >that in turn should worry the residents as well.