oceanfront

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• The oceanfront apartment was supposed to be a fresh start for the Nirs, who had recently relocated from Atlanta to join the thriving Jewish community.

• Experts on sea level rise and climate change caution that it is too soon to speculate if rising seas helped destabilize the oceanfront condo.

• The course boasts the most oceanfront holes, 10, of any in the northern hemisphere, and if you stood and gazed out at the ocean, you would find it hard to imagine it overtaking the Ocean Course.

• We had hoped as much when we booked the oceanfront home in the southwest community of Kihei on the Vrbo website.

• “It’s created a situation where that beach now has just become a private beach for the people who live on the water,” said Chris Dodds, who lives back from the oceanfront lots.

• The property has more than 1,200 feet of oceanfront and a 35-acre fresh-water pond.

• Oceanfront land is also the main selling point for Copper Beach Farm, the 50-acre property for sale in Greenwich, Conn.

• It's land—preferably oceanfront land—and preferably lots of it.

• Is there somewhere else that the government could put an oceanfront training facility?

• The successful oceanfront Arverne-by-the-Sea development can serve as a model and keystone community.