The annual fuel economy report of Gerard Manley Hopkins.
Three weeks after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast, and with memories of the 2004 hurricane season still fresh, we told readers what would happen if “the big one” struck South Florida. I used SLOSH model data, property records and population statistics to describe the impact that a Category 5 hurricane would have on our area.
STORY AND DOWNLOAD LINKS
Main story: If a Katrina hit here
Print pages in PDF: Right-click and save-as to download (2.7 MB, 3 pages)
The second installment of the Mapping the Boom series, with South Florida real estate data updated through the first half of 2005. This 48-page section focused on some of the side-effects of the housing boom, including investor activity, high turnover and part-time residents. I made interactive maps showing sales activity rates and full-time residency status, but they’re not online anymore.
DOWNLOAD THE PRINT SECTION
Print pages in PDF: Right-click and save-as to download (14.7 MB, 16 pages)
RECOGNITION FOR ‘MAPPING THE BOOM’
First place, best newspaper real estate section, National Association of Real Estate Editors
First place, real estate reporting, SPJ Sunshine State Awards
First place, special sections, Florida Press Club
First place, special sections, Florida Society of Newspaper Editors