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CoreLogic’s John Rogers on AI, climate risk and land development issues

Housing Wire

We have amazing data scientists who are building out new models — from reducing premiums on wildfire insurance in California to using image analytics so that an appraiser can capture the appraisal in real time and use it for quality assurance. The insurance commissioner there declared 13 resiliency prerequisites.

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Why it’s time for the housing industry to get serious about climate risk

Housing Wire

You use the right comps to appraise it. These losses – both insured and uninsured – have traditionally been borne by homeowners, renters, landlords, builders, and property & casualty insurance companies. For decades, the housing industry has viewed climate risk as a fairly straightforward issue. You build the home to code.

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How to Conduct the Most Effective Columbus, Ohio Property Search

The Robert Weiler Company

As a full-service commercial real estate and appraisal firm with 85 years of experience, we’re here to help you achieve your goals. Being in a flood-prone area can seriously affect your insurance premiums and property value; it could also cause a great deal of aggravation and stress if you experience the wrath of Mother Nature.

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Hurricane season is here and more than $10T worth of property is at risk

Housing Wire

and cause over $2 billion worth of insured damage. Insurance challenges Climate changes and the growing risk of hurricanes, convective storms, floods and wildfires are pushing insurance companies to drop coverage in large areas across the United States and also hike premiums.

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Examining the State of Flood Insurance

Appraisal Buzz

Homeowners throughout flood-prone regions of America are enrolled in the federally backed National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) , which reportedly aims to reduce the impact of flooding on private and public properties by providing affordable insurance to owners. In America today, some 3.1

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