As the world continues to adapt to a global pandemic and ever-changing climate, the models developed by our PhD-level scientists answer three critical questions to help quantify and grapple with your risk:
Using accurate, granular location intelligence to create the most accurate catastrophe models, CoreLogic helps you understand the risks these events pose. This way we can better plan for a calamitous tomorrow and build a resilient future.
Make sense of the disasters that damage our communities with the following reports.
2020 was a year of record-breaking and unexpected catastrophic events. In addition to reeling from the health and economic shock of a global pandemic, the U.S. was hit with one natural disaster after the next. Our frontline workers, critical infrastructure and first responders were put to the test by hurricanes, flooding, tornadoes and wildfires as the world was simultaneously urged to stay home and prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
The 2020 Climate Change Catastrophe Report evaluates:
The past few years have been catastrophic, from blazing wildfires to powerful hurricanes battering the coasts. Clarity is key in a rapidly changing world, which is why CoreLogic makes it possible for you to find all the information you need in one place.
At Hazard HQ™ you’ll find press releases, explanations of how our data works, commentary about what kind of damage we foresee, and critical thinking on what it takes to be more resilient in the face of natural hazards—be it a hurricane, volcano, earthquake, or beyond.
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Introduction The CoreLogic Loan Performance Insights report features an interactive view of our mortgage performance analysis through July 2021. Measuring early-stage delinquency rates is important
2021 is shaping up to be a very different year for investors than 2020. After pulling back their market activity at the onset of the
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