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Florence + The Machine moved its April 25 Philadelphia show to Atlantic City due to a Philadelphia Flyers playoff game at the same venue.
The relocated show will take place at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, about 60 miles from Philadelphia.
Fans with Philadelphia tickets will be refunded automatically, while relocated-show ticket sales open to the public next week.
Florence + The Machine cited scheduling conflicts with NHL and NBA playoffs as the reason for rescheduling one or more shows.
The band stated the decision was the only workable solution to avoid canceling the show.
The Flyers-Penguins playoff timing was not fully resolved until after midnight prior to the scheduling changes.
The 76ers' playoff status and Celtics-76ers series added to the scheduling complexities at the Xfinity Mobile Arena.
The Xfinity Mobile Arena is owned in part by Comcast Spectacor, which also owns the Flyers.
The change was announced via Florence + The Machine's social channels as the plan evolved.

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Coastal towns across the United States are seen as future property hot spots as prices rise beyond current levels.
Myrtle Beach stands out with an average home price of $318,683 and rising interest as a year-round residential market.
Portland, Maine, is attracting buyers with homes around $543,125 as nontraditional waterfront towns gain appeal.
San Diego remains pricey, yet its price trajectory could slow if supply and demand diverge.
Destin, Florida, known as the World's Luckiest Fishing Village, is attracting permanent residents as prices rise.
Atlantic City, New Jersey, remains relatively affordable with rising prices across the metro area.
North Bay Village near Miami is becoming appealing for buyers priced out of nearby hotspots.
Bellport, New York, offers waterfront charm with fewer Hamptons-style price tags.
The piece emphasizes a nationwide trend toward affordable waterfront living amid rising demand.
The analysis cites FinanceBuzz as a data source for potential new price highs in these coastal towns.

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