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Like a building inspection, our climate impact reports identify potential risks to property, helping buyers make more informed decisions.
Our climate impact reports help demonstrate a property’s climate credentials and differentiate it for prospective buyers.
We support homeowners in identifying their property's vulnerabilities and preparing their homes for climate change and extreme weather events.
Our reports provide valuable insights into the physical and financial impacts of climate change on the future value and insurability of residential property. Using engineering and investment-grade analysis, our reports can help you make informed decisions about buying, selling, insuring and protecting your real estate investment for a climate adjusted future.
To ensure everyone has a basic understanding of their property’s climate-related risks, we are offering our Free Site Check service.
This recommended report provides detailed insights into driving hazards contributing to your property’s climate change and extreme weather risk over time.
The increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events pose a substantial economic risk to homeowners and property investors in Australia.
The increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events pose a substantial economic risk to homeowners and property investors around the world.
Ongoing and costly damage from extreme weather events is expected to increase exponentially over the next 50 years.
One in every 25 property owners face insurance premiums that will be effectively unaffordable by 2030.
According to a recent analysis, the property market is projected to lose $700bn in value by 2100.
Learn more about how climate change is expected to impact Australian property.
The increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events pose a substantial economic risk to homeowners and property investors in New Zealand.
Ongoing and costly damage from extreme weather events is expected to increase exponentially over the next 50 years.
One in every 25 property owners face insurance premiums that will be effectively unaffordable by 2030.
According to a recent analysis, the property market is projected to lose $700bn in value by 2100.
Learn more about how climate change is expected to impact New Zealand property.
The increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events pose a substantial economic risk to homeowners and property investors across Europe.
Ongoing and costly damage from extreme weather events is expected to increase exponentially over the next 50 years.
One in every 25 property owners face insurance premiums that will be effectively unaffordable by 2030.
According to a recent analysis, the property market is projected to lose $700bn in value by 2100.
Learn more about how climate change is expected to impact European property.
The increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events pose a substantial economic risk to homeowners and property investors in the United Kingdom.
Ongoing and costly damage from extreme weather events is expected to increase exponentially over the next 50 years.
One in every 25 property owners face insurance premiums that will be effectively unaffordable by 2030.
According to a recent analysis, the property market is projected to lose $700bn in value by 2100.
Learn more about how climate change is expected to impact properties in the United Kingdom.
The increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events poses a substantial economic risk to homeowners and property investors in Canada.
Learn more about how climate change is expected to impact Canadian property.
Learn more about how climate change is expected to impact American property.
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Find out the risks to your property with a FREE site check
Just like you would conduct a building inspection to ensure your new property is structurally sound, a climate impact report will provide you valuable information on your home’s vulnerability to extreme weather impacts over time. This allows you to make more informed decisions about the home you chose to purchase, or factor in work you may need to conduct on the property in order to make it more resilient.
Current flood reports from local governments do not account for changes to weather patterns due to climate change. It is possible that properties that are not currently located within flood zones, will become flood-able with climate change. A climate impact report will account for changing weather patterns to identify if your property is likely to become a flood risk in the future.
Buying a property is a long-term investment. Very few homebuyers consider the long-term cost or availability of insurance when buying a new home, however this can be one of the largest ongoing expenses associated with homeownership. Our climate impact reports provide in-depth insights into the potential impacts of extreme weather and climate change on the future value and insurability of a property over time, allowing you to make more informed decisions about your investment.
Your personalised climate impact report will take less than 2 minutes to complete. Simply enter a few details about your property’s design and construction and your results will be sent to your email inbox within 15 minutes.
Climate impact reports range in price depending on the level of customisation and result details you require. A comprehensive climate impact report allows advanced customisation of your property’s attributes, which improves the accuracy of your results. Visit the reports menu page for more information on pricing.
Our analysis draws on data from thousands of national and international sources including local weather, hydrology, geology and satellite mapping of the biosphere. This information is then combined with the latest climate change projections and hazard data layers to determine the changing exposure of a property in that location over time. Hazard data is highly localised which means our software can tell the difference between the side of a street that gets flooded in heavy rain and the side that does not.
Individual property design and construction are also accounted for to determine the property’s vulnerability to specific hazards to which it will likely be exposed. In this case, the more information you can provide on the property’s design and construction, the more accurate the results of this vulnerability analysis.
Find out more information on how our software calculates your property’s risk by visiting the methodology section of our website.
There are a number of things an individual can do to improve the resilience of their property to climate change. This can range from updating the roof fixtures and tie downs, to installing flood defences and drainage. A comprehensive report will identify which elements of the property are vulnerable to damage from specific hazards and help identify adaptation recommendations to improve its resilience.
Please carefully review the settings selected before finalising your report as these may materially impact the results of your climate risk analysis. Each report will contain a record of the settings used to conduct the analysis. You can access previously run reports under your account profile. If you have any further questions or concerns about your results, you can contact us via the contact page.
Just like you would conduct a building inspection to ensure your new property is structurally sound, a climate impact report will provide you valuable information on your home’s vulnerability to extreme weather impacts over time. This allows you to make more informed decisions about the home you chose to purchase, or factor in work you may need to conduct on the property in order to make it more resilient.
Current flood reports from local governments do not account for changes to weather patterns due to climate change. It is possible that properties that are not currently located within flood zones, will become flood-able with climate change. A climate impact report will account for changing weather patterns to identify if your property is likely to become a flood risk in the future.
Buying a property is a long-term investment. Very few homebuyers consider the long-term cost or availability of insurance when buying a new home, however this can be one of the largest ongoing expenses associated with homeownership. Our climate impact reports provide in-depth insights into the potential impacts of extreme weather and climate change on the future value and insurability of a property over time, allowing you to make more informed decisions about your investment.
Your personalized climate impact report will take less than 2 minutes to complete. Simply enter a few details about your property’s design and construction and your results will be sent to your email inbox within 15 minutes.
Climate impact reports range in price depending on the level of customization and result details you require. A comprehensive climate impact report allows advanced customization of your property’s attributes, which improves the accuracy of your results. Visit the reports menu page for more information on pricing.
Our analysis draws on data from thousands of national and international sources including local weather, hydrology, geology and satellite mapping of the biosphere. This information is then combined with the latest climate change projections and hazard data layers to determine the changing exposure of a property in that location over time. Hazard data is highly localized which means our software can tell the difference between the side of a street that gets flooded in heavy rain and the side that does not.
Individual property design and construction are also accounted for to determine the property’s vulnerability to specific hazards to which it will likely be exposed. In this case, the more information you can provide on the property’s design and construction, the more accurate the results of this vulnerability analysis.
Find out more information on how our software calculates your property’s risk by visiting the methodology section of our website.
There are a number of things an individual can do to improve the resilience of their property to climate change. This can range from updating the roof fixtures and tie downs, to installing flood defences and drainage. A comprehensive report will identify which elements of the property are vulnerable to damage from specific hazards and help identify adaptation recommendations to improve its resilience.
Please carefully review the settings selected before finalizing your report as these may materially impact the results of your climate risk analysis. Each report will contain a record of the settings used to conduct the analysis. You can access previously run reports under your account profile. If you have any further questions or concerns about your results, you can contact us via the contact page.
Find out the risks to your property with a FREE site check
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