There will be no official effort to relocate. What will happen is that more and more areas of the city will get flooded/abandoned and areas outside the city will get built up. Not to the same extent of course; the rate of housing/businesses that get condemned will outpace the rate of new construction until the city is a shell of a it’s former self.
The rising cost of insurance or downright denial of coverage by the insurers is what initially forces people out. We’re seeing it happen already in some affected areas.
There will be no official effort to relocate. What will happen is that more and more areas of the city will get flooded/abandoned and areas outside the city will get built up. Not to the same extent of course; the rate of housing/businesses that get condemned will outpace the rate of new construction until the city is a shell of a it’s former self.
The rising cost of insurance or downright denial of coverage by the insurers is what initially forces people out. We’re seeing it happen already in some affected areas.