The challenges posed by climate change are not going away. For Florida real estate, this means a continuous adaptation and a growing emphasis on building for long-term resilience. The market will increasingly favor properties that can demonstrate a lower risk profile and a higher degree of durability. This is leading to a new kind of “climate-informed” real estate practice, where professionals must be well-versed in building codes, insurance markets, and climate science. “The value of a property in the future will be directly tied to its ability to withstand the forces of nature,” Omar Hussain concludes. “Those who invest in durability will be a step ahead.”