"I have not seen a perceptible difference as of yet," says Paul Habibi, professor of real estate at UCLA Anderson Graduate School of Management, of the market's response to climate change fears. "As conditions change, however, this will likely become more of a pressing issue. For better or worse, our myopic culture tends to be more concerned with the effects of interest rates rather than sea level increases..."
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