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JJ would be the authority on this, but most new homes will have solar in Cali.
I thought that meant to make sure my candy wrapped didn't fall out of my pocket.
Apartments' are not new homes? He is in NorCal. I am in SoCal, might as well be in a different state. All i need to do is look at the roofs. Plenty of private homes have solar around here for sure...but new apartments that I see and I see a lot here have none. The huge new 1,2,3room apartment complex , down the road from me, that I have been watching getting built for the past 3 months doesn't have any solar panels yet. Fingers crossed the final touches they go up but the lights are on and I don't see any. I am curious if they put in any ev stations. At least I know one upgrade they do put into the new apartments is Air Conditioning. Thank goodness. Most all of the older apartment complexes like mine have no AC and its unbearable. When looking for rentals the cheapest ones are always the ones with no a/c. If it does have a/c expect to pay an additional $500 a month. I actually just bought a new portable ac today for my bedroom. because we are Another heat wave now that was not anticipated. Hopefully this is the last one for a while. ITs too damn hot here.
There will be federal government help for alternative energy and EV charging points and if they do it right, those people at home with cars charging would be able to buffer the grid or keep their own houses powered by using the car battery for days, don't cook many roasts in the oven though! Elect democrats and you will have a robust new grid, elect republicans and you will have more shit and chaos with the benefit of losing your democracy and basic human rights.
ignore the hurricane behind the curtain, global warming isn't real....
The bridge part did ok. It was the causeway, (the part on land) that washed away.
Insurance is increasingly hard to get in Florida, I understand there is a crisis coming. No insurance means no mortgage, no sales and plummeting property prices, long before it all ends up under water with sea levels rising and extreme weather events.
Mine had already gone up from about $1K pre Michael to 1.2K last year, to 1.4K this year. I guess we are going to increase our deductible to get the price down a little.
From what I can gather mostly wealthier people live on the coast and the poorer folks and Magats were driven into the swamps of the interior!
Waterfront is costly. Swamps are not that populated. We have a little swamp land, but it's mostly sandhills around me.From what I can gather mostly wealthier people live on the coast and the poorer folks and Magats were driven into the swamps of the interior!
I guess the trick is to buy land that is not yet waterfront.