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Harry & Meghan's $29M Home: Experts Warn of Weather Risks
15 Aug
Summary
- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's home is valued at $29 million.
- Montecito faces renewed concerns over flooding and mudslides.
- San Ysidro Creek poses a potential risk to the estate.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Montecito estate, valued at approximately $29 million, is reportedly facing renewed environmental warnings due to anticipated extreme weather. The California enclave where the couple established a private life after leaving the UK in 2020 has a history of severe flooding and mudslides.
Concerns are particularly focused on San Ysidro Creek, which flows near the royal family's gated community. While authorities are reportedly planning long-term flood mitigation strategies, some residents remain apprehensive about potential heavy rainfall during the autumn and winter months.
The property, originally purchased for $14.65 million, has seen its estimated value nearly double. This financial growth occurs despite the known environmental vulnerabilities of the Montecito region, which has previously experienced devastating weather events forcing evacuations.
