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TRD Staff

Flooding could wipe out 19K NYC homes in next 15 years

Erik Engquist

Sizing Up The Insurance Crisis’ Impact On Real Estate

Disaster zone: The insurance industry crisis and real estate

Climate change could wreak havoc on “overvalued” Houston real estate

Katherine Kallergis

From left: Keyes Insurance's Ryan Papy, Information Institute's Mark Friedlander and Bayport Funding's Marcia Kaufman

More sticker shock ahead as Florida’s property insurance crisis worsens

Flood risk disclosure coming for New York landlords

South Florida real estate braces for flood insurance hikes

Rich Bockmann

Widespread flooding caused $16 billion to $24 billion in losses to residential and commercial real estate throughout the northeast, one study estimates. (Getty)

Ida flooding caused up to $24B in property damage Northeast: study

Erin Hudson

As Hurricane Florence pummels the Carolinas, what the damage could mean for the housing market

Tri-state area lost nearly $7B in resi value due to flooding: report

With demand for climate change-related RE data growing, Silicon Valley is answering

What can be saved? US cities debate how to prepare for extreme storms

NYC basements may not be insurable soon

You’ll never guess where homes are the most at-risk for flooding

Why Harvey, Irma could make it much more expensive to insure NYC properties

Konrad Putzier

Harvey’s wrath: $55B worth of Houston commercial real estate may be under water

Will Parker

A turning tide? NYC homeowners in high-risk flood zones may soon be swimming in debt

FEMA to redraw NYC flood maps after de Blasio appeal

Flood regulations put regulated multifamily housing in catch-22

US House passes measure trimming flood insurance premiums

NYC lawmakers propose delay in flood insurance spikes