More than $880 billion worth of property will be sunk, and Florida will be hit the hardest.
By Peter Fabris, Contributing Editor | August 12, 2016
By 2100, some 2 million U.S. homes will be underwater if sea levels rise by 6 feet, as experts predict, according to Zillow, which analyzed National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration data.
That number of lost homes represents 2% of the nation's total housing stock and $882 billion worth of property. Florida would suffer the greatest number of lost homes, as one in eight properties in the state would be underwater.
