Tag: environmental hazard data
An Insurer’s Guide to Better Claims Management
How to Use ATTOM’s Environmental Hazard Data to Verify and Assess the Impact of Natural and Man-Made Hazards When it comes to claims management as an insurer, it’s vital that you have access to real-time, accurate data on the latest natural and man-made hazards. How can you verify that a severe weather event or manmade hazardous occurrence... Read More »
How ATTOM’s Environmental Hazard Data Can Fuel Local Government Risk Assessment Strategies
Communities rely on local government bodies to efficiently collect, analyze, and manage data on natural hazards to ensure their comfort and safety. Efficient government data collection, assessment, and management on environmental hazards is crucial for protecting your constituents against a wide range of ever-changing hazards that could have... Read More »
How Planners Use ATTOM’S Environmental Hazard Data
It might be tempting to think that living in a city puts residents at a lower risk for disasters like hurricanes, tornadoes, or forest fires. It might even be true, depending on how far that city is from a coastline or open farm country or a swath of woods. But cities have no shortage of environmental hazards. Smog. Contaminated Superfund sites.... Read More »
Home Prices in Highest-Risk Zips for Environmental Hazards Increased at Faster Pace Than U.S. Average Over Past Decade
Foreclosure Rates Lower in Highest-Risk Zip Codes; Superfund Risk Bucks Trends With Weaker Price Appreciation in Highest Risk Zips IRVINE, Calif. – Feb. 22, 2018 — ATTOM Data Solutions, curator of the nation’s premier property database, today released its 2017 Environmental Hazards Housing Risk Index, which shows that median home prices in U.S.... Read More »Popular Posts
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U.S. Foreclosure Activity Continues to See an Annual Increase
