Category: Floating Future
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Land is Overrated
Could living on land be overrated? There’s a quiet rebellion happening in marinas, canals, and harbors around the world. It doesn’t look like a protest. It looks like Marisa Dietrich doing laundry on a Tuesday morning, her home gently rocking against the dock at Waterford Harbor Marina on the Texas coast. It looks like a…
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The Next Frontier
How floating homes are moving from the fringe to the forefront of climate-adaptive, lifestyle-driven real estate The world is running out of ground to build on. Not literally, of course — but functionally, in the places where people most want to live, the equation has broken down. Coastal cities are hemmed in by geography and…
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Beyond the Shoreline
What the Dutch Are Teaching the World About the Future of Living Executive Perspective For centuries, cities have expanded outward across available land. Today, that assumption is increasingly under pressure. Rising housing costs, land constraints, climate-related flooding, and population growth are forcing governments, developers, and residents to reconsider a fundamental question: what happens when conventional…