Why is so much of coastal California’s very limited flatlands (that are not exposed to liquefaction risk, fire risk and sea level rise risk) covered in sprawl, strip malls, low-slung office parks, single family homes, abysmal FAR, etc.?
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In Oakland? Whoa.
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Actually, this isn’t a new thing. (Just new to Oakland.) After the Valley Fire in 2015 some homeowners in Lake County couldn’t get insurance from any company other than Lloyd’s of London and it cost them a small fortune.
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Definitely an issue. Most homeowners can still get alternate policies --- at a higher price. California FAIR Plan will cover anyone, and has not yet been flooded with property owners unable to find private policies. But at this rate ....
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I've seen my homeowners policy severely curtailed and rates are higher post Santa Rosa fires.
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This story would be better if they told us where exactly in Oakland Hills he was. Googling gets me a country club in Michigan, which is not accurate.
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