Home Shoppers' Climate Risk Concerns Fail to Impact Buying Decisions
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According to data from Zillow, 83 percent of prospective homebuyers in the United States consider at least one climate risk when looking for a house. The study found that the West region had the highest percentage of buyers considering climate risk at 90 percent, followed by the Northeast at 85 percent. Millennials were found to be the most considerate generation, with 86 percent taking climate risk into account, followed by Generation Z at 84 percent. The data comes from Zillow's Consumer Housing Trends Report, which surveyed nearly 12,000 prospective homebuyers.
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