beach house - Naples
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morekaos
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yes, but not on Naples Island. I used to live there and it’s isolated to only about 10 houses along 300 foot stretch of sand. The damage is really isolated but they try to make it look wide spread. The island was untouchedIs this Longbeach?
zubs
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I'm glad the Naples Island is dry.
Still it puts a damper on housing in coastal CA.
With the train tracks in San Clemente always having to be repaired.
With sea waves bashing beach houses.
I'm sure everything will be ok for the next few years...but then I think of Palos Verde and those red tagged houses sliding into the ocean.
Yes it took 80 years but I don't sell my property investments so coastal is out for me.
Still it puts a damper on housing in coastal CA.
With the train tracks in San Clemente always having to be repaired.
With sea waves bashing beach houses.
I'm sure everything will be ok for the next few years...but then I think of Palos Verde and those red tagged houses sliding into the ocean.
Yes it took 80 years but I don't sell my property investments so coastal is out for me.
morekaos
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fair enough, but the risks are being incredibly overblown. AWGEE sold his house here on the island 20 years ago because he thought I was gonna slide into the ocean, he was wrong.
irvinehomeowner
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Coastal erosion in Laguna Beach and also San Clemente (may have to move the train tracks).
The big quake will take care of even non beach cities.
The big quake will take care of even non beach cities.