As a real estate agent in Miami, I've been closely monitoring how our market responds to the challenges posed by rising sea levels. While some properties in flood-prone areas are seeing value declines, others in elevated regions are appreciating. However, I'm uncertain about the long-term effectiveness of our current strategies. Are we genuinely building a resilient market, or are we merely postponing inevitable challenges? How are other coastal cities addressing similar issues, and what lessons can we learn from them?