Cities in the tropics at high altitude far from the sea like Bogotá, Medellín, maybe even Mexico City.

Maybe some moderately increased risk of extreme rainfall causing localised flooding, mudslides etc, but Bogotá in particular has an incredibly mild climate year round, and you're at 2600m so you aren't too worried about sea level risk.

As far as I'm aware basically no risk from hurricanes, tornados or anything like that. Biggest risk is earthquakes which is nothing to do with climate change and can be mitigated.

In fact Bogotá is a bit chilly so might be nice if it was slightly warmer.

For some reason people assume that climate change means you need to move closer to the poles, but moving to higher elevation is much better