Perhaps you’ve fantasized about owning a beach house. Maybe you’d love to set up an annual timeshare on a coastline, or revisit your favorite oceanview Airbnb every summer. Certainly, the demand for coastal living is high—according to 2024 research conducted by global market intelligence firm CoherentMI, the “modern beach houses market size is expected to reach USD $26.20 billion by 2032.” When it comes to Americans’ desire to own a second property, primarily to be used as a vacation home, beachfronts seem to be where it’s at. But, unsurprisingly, setting up shop next to a massive body of salt water comes with its own set of unique issues. Is the ocean always bluer on the other side? For Beach Week, we dig into the most common beach house problems and how to deal with them—and, hopefully, shed some light on the realities of beach homeownership. Check it out at the link in bio. – Photo by markdfelix Story by jinniesunlee #moderndesign #interiordesign #interiorarchitecture #modernhouse #...