Events such as Hurricane Irma, seen here flooding Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale in 2017, have a major impact on insurance claims in Florida, and they're likely to become more frequent and intense as the ocean gets warmer. (Credit: Satoshi Kina/Adobe Stock)
South Florida's increasing flood and storm risks are pushing its insurance market to a breaking point, according to industry experts, who say what happens next will influence the decisions that real estate and business leaders make for years to come.
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