Miami's Little Haiti wasn't a target for developers. Until the seas started to rise.

In a city where 'sunny day floods' increased 400% in a decade, rising seas are changing the old real estate mantra of 'location, location, location.' In Miami these days, it's all about elevation, elevation, elevation.

Miami In a city where"sunny day floods" increased 400% in a decade, rising seas are changing the old real estate mantra of"location, location, location."

In Miami these days, it's all about elevation, elevation, elevation.And long before melted ice caps wash over Ocean Drive, one of America's most vulnerable big cities is becoming a test case for the modern problem of climate gentrification.

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