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In reply to the discussion: Buying a house? The real-estate industry is sounding the alarm about an increasingly expensive risk. [View all]

Botany

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2. If you build a home in Southern California's chaparral country that is made to burn every ... 5 to 10 years
Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)
Thu Oct 10, 2024, 08:20 AM
Oct 2024

You better expect fires .

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Buying a house? The real-estate industry is sounding the alarm about an increasingly expensive risk. [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2024 OP
'recurring natural disasters,' elleng Oct 2024 #1
If you build a home in Southern California's chaparral country that is made to burn every ... 5 to 10 years Botany Oct 2024 #2
If government can't restrict construction in high risk areas... DBoon Oct 2024 #3
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