Reply #35: I think that's what happened. Except for only one rich area that's [View All]

[barb162]

still under water, I think all the rest of the rich areas are on higher ground.

In my own town, about 175 years old, there is this very low area that was never built. About ten years ago the city, wanting more money, let developers put houses in. We all laughed, like no one would EVER buy down in that steep valley. So it was filled up with homeowners in a year. And it floods fairly regularly. Oh, big surprise.