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    Beach houses on the Outer Banks being swallowed by the sea

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    Date
    May 17, 2022
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    The New York Times
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    Classification code
    BW20220517_S1/3
    Excerpt
    Like millions of other people this week, Hien Pham marveled at the online video of the two-story, pea-green beach house as it collapsed into a rising sea, left to bob in the agitated surf like a giant cork. This particular giant cork, formerly located at 24265 Ocean Drive, was Mr. Pham’s. He had purchased the four-bedroom place in November 2020 for $275,000. “It’s definitely a feeling that you can’t explain,” said Mr. Pham, 30, a Knoxville, Tenn., real estate agent, in a phone interview. “Just to see something that once was there, and it’s not there anymore.” The feeling, he added, “is pretty empty.”
    Citation
    Beach houses on the Outer Banks being swallowed by the sea. (2022, May 17). Business World, p. S1/3.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/12872
    Corporate Names
    National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
    Personal Names
    Pham, Hien Patricelli, Ralph Sweet, William Hallac, David Gray, Mark Weyer, Stephanie
    Geographic Names
    California North Carolina Hatteras Island Barrier Island Pennsylvania
    Subject
    sea level
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