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January 20, 2023
In California, only about 230,000 homes and other buildings have flood insurance policies, which are separate from homeowners insurance. That means only about 2% of properties are covered against flooding.
January 20, 2023
California's heavy rains come as only 230,000 homes and other buildings are insured against flooding in a state with about 39 million residents.
January 20, 2023
As California begins to dry out from its recent deluges, one stark reality is coming into focus: Only 230,000 homes and other buildings are insured against flooding in a state with about 39 million residents.
January 20, 2023
As California begins to dry out from its recent deluges, one stark reality is coming into focus: Only 230,000 homes and other buildings are insured against flooding in a state with about 39 million residents
January 20, 2023
ACAMPO, Calif. (AP) -- On Sunday morning, Kyle Starks woke up to floodwaters that reached the door of his Jeep after yet another heavy rain storm drenched
January 20, 2023
Only about 2% of properties in the state are covered, with drought dulling people's sense of the risk.
November 7, 2022
/PRNewswire/ -- Research and technology nonprofit First Street Foundation today released Risk Factor Pro to all users, offering American consumers in-depth...
November 7, 2022
ULI has been establishing dialogue between real estate professionals and climate risk data analytics firms that can help advance the interests of both parties. Enhanced collaboration and understanding between these two sides should continue to improve this evolving space, potentially improving both financial and climate-risk outcomes. As part of these efforts, ULI collaborated with First Street Foundation, a research and technology nonprofit with expertise in assessing physical climate risk at t...
October 1, 2022
If you think it can get hot during the summertime in the Tri-State now, it's going to get much worse.
September 30, 2022
Floridians attempting to rebuild from the hurricane will confront rising insurance premiums, construction costs and interest rates — along with flood losses that many were not insured against.