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Welcome to California in 2025, where the luxury housing market isn’t “cooling” — it’s being fundamentally repriced around risk exposure, insurance scarcity, operating costs, and climate volatility. In this cinematic investigation, ACROSS.US4 breaks down ten California cities where multimillion-dollar homes that once sold instantly are now returning to the market at dramatically lower prices — and often still can’t find a willing buyer.

This deep dive reveals the mechanics behind the decline. From Calabasas and Beverly Hills to Malibu, Santa Barbara, Laguna Beach, Napa, Palo Alto, San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, and greater Los Angeles, we show how wildfire zones, flood redesignations, rising sea levels, and slope-instability maps are reshaping entire neighborhoods. You’ll see why traditional insurance is no longer guaranteed, why some properties are only insurable through last-resort programs, and how HOA rules, special assessments, infrastructure repairs, and surging utility costs are pushing many high-end owners to the breaking point.

If you’ve ever considered buying a California luxury home, this is the video you watch before you commit. We’ll show you why a steep price cut can hide six-figure long-term liabilities, how “motivated seller” often signals underlying risk, and which markets are quietly transitioning from status symbols to financially intensive obligations. By the end, you’ll understand which cities are facing the sharpest resets, the insurance and hazard-zone questions every buyer must ask, and how to protect your capital in a market where appreciation at the top is no longer automatic.

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📌 Disclaimer: This video is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not financial, tax, legal, or investment advice. Always conduct your own due diligence and consult licensed professionals before buying, selling, or investing in real estate or any other asset.