US Climate Risk Index by Zip Code

About

Aterio's Climate Risk Index is a cutting-edge tool tailored for the real estate industry, providing comprehensive assessments of properties' susceptibility to natural disasters and the impacts of climate change. By meticulously analyzing a wide range of factors, including historical occurrences of natural calamities, demographic shifts, housing market dynamics, and advancements in infrastructure, this index offers a holistic perspective on climate-related risks. Leveraging this powerful solution, real estate professionals can gain invaluable insights into the potential vulnerabilities associated with specific properties, enabling them to make well-informed decisions and mitigate potential risks effectively.

Database Components:

• The Climate Risk Index addresses a critical need in the market by offering real estate experts a comprehensive tool for evaluating climate-related risks.
• By going beyond FEMA's NRI and integrating market trends, Aterio provides stakeholders with the information necessary to navigate climate change complexities and make strategic investment choices.
• This innovative approach empowers real estate professionals with valuable insights, enabling informed decision-making in response to changing market dynamics.
• Metadata mapping linking attribute names to table IDs, zip codes to cities and counties, and Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSAs).

Primary Fields Included:

• Zip Codes
• Aterio Unique ID
• County
• City
• CBSAs
• State
• Latitude/Longitude

Why Choose Aterio ?

• Aterio differentiates itself by including market trends in its climate investment risk score, setting it apart from competitors.
• Comprehensive Insights: Aterio's metric offers a more tailored assessment, aligning with the needs of the real estate sector.
• Informed Decision-Making: Armed with Aterio's climate resilience metric, real estate professionals can make proactive decisions to mitigate risks effectively, ensuring the long-term sustainability and success of their investments in the face of climate uncertainty.
• Risk Assessment and Mitigation: Evaluate properties' susceptibility to natural disasters and climate change impacts. Identify vulnerabilities and develop targeted risk mitigation strategies based on comprehensive climate risk assessments.
• Investment Decision-Making: Conduct due diligence on potential real estate investments, considering climate-related risks. Assess properties' long-term viability and resilience to climate change, incorporating climate risk factors into the evaluation process.
• Portfolio Optimization and Risk Management: Analyze existing real estate portfolios' climate risk exposure. Prioritize risk mitigation efforts by identifying high-risk properties. Optimize portfolios by diversifying investments across regions with varying climate risk profiles.
• Disaster Preparedness and Resilience Planning: Identify properties or areas with heightened vulnerability to natural disasters. Develop location-specific disaster preparedness plans and implement resilience measures to withstand climate-related events.
• Regulatory Compliance and Reporting: Ensure compliance with environmental regulations and disclosure requirements. Provide stakeholders and regulatory bodies with comprehensive climate risk assessments. Contribute to industry-wide efforts in promoting climate resilience and sustainability.
• Academic Research and Environmental Studies: Facilitate research on the impacts of climate change on the built environment. Contribute data on climate-related risks and vulnerabilities to environmental studies. Support educational initiatives to raise awareness about climate resilience in the real estate sector.