now $2,500 a month. that s a 95.5% jump from the same time last year. south florida has major population boom in the last few years. experts say the price hikes are largely due to low inventory and high demand. everybody is moving to florida, guys. and costing floridians. steve: people who live there and bought a house before the pandemic thinking man, i got a real nice deal. carley: they don t have to deal with it. brian: don t you think things are shifting wake up for stuart scrarny to wake up. i m not selling. 3% mortgage now even though i want a bigger mortgage. carley: home prices going down. brian: at 7% it doesn t make financial sense to do it. as long as you have cash to go buy a house. steve: value of the houses are going down for the most part but mortgages are going up. ainsley: rent is going up. steve: a year ago if you could thank you very much, carley. we did this segment with charles payne, people who could afford
A population boom made Oregon one of just six states to gain an additional seat in the U.S. House following the 2020 census. The state’s population jumped by more than 10% in the past decade
communities that were hardest hit. they were among the fastest growing in the state. is that going to change after he? and think about all the people who moved to florida in the last few years. right. florida has seen an incredible population boom especially after the pandemic. people wanted to come and be in the state. one of the places where the hurricane came onshore was one of the fastest-growing places in recent years. a lot of people have never experienced a storm like this, they didn t realize that they were outside a flood zone, and maybe the importance of having flood insurance just in case something like this happened. we are expecting to see that there are a lot of people lining up asking for a lot of money from the federal government, from their insurance companies, from charities. there are gonna be so many billions of dollars of damage here. but i have no doubt the people will rebuild here, and florida has never learned not to build
rapidly strengthen and become a hurricane little as a few hours from now. in has that maximum sustained winds of 60 miles per hour corner the national hurricane center, and are warning floridians to brace for the worse. here s a report. hayman good evening. we are just at the very beginning of what promises to be a long and difficult week for floridians. about 600 miles of florida coastline and you can see we re in mixed landfall all the way from naples to the pensacola. there s any wobble left or right could make a massive difference for communities across the state. i m in tampa which is particularly vulnerable for number of reasons. there s been a massive population boom here, but more acutely it s the tampa bay which the topography is beautiful as it looks, the deeper you get into the bay, more narrow and shallower it is, which means a massive storm