Why More Nonwhite Neighborhoods Might Be Flood Prone
In dozens of cities across the country, maps of flooding danger zones bear a striking resemblance to corresponding redlining maps of yesteryear, a study revealed.
In dozens of cities across the country, maps of flooding danger zones bear a striking resemblance to corresponding redlining maps of yesteryear, a study revealed.
A few years ago, back in 2017, CoreLogic estimated that roughly 70% of the flooding damage incurred from Hurricane Harvey was uninsured. Sadly, according to
The new report details several areas of customer frustration related to the NFIP that warrant a systemic solution. The post FEMA Delivers Update on NFIP
FEMA transferred the National Flood Insurance Program’s flood risk to the capital markets through the issuance of its third catastrophe bond transaction The post NFIP
According to new research from Rice University, government buyouts of flood-damaged homes disproportionately benefit whiter, wealthier communities, even as low-income and minority homeowners are more
As the Pearl River reaches historic levels, Jackson, Mississippi residents prepare their homes for impending damage. The post Mississippi Homes at Risk of Flood Damage
Here’s why the future of the National Flood Insuance Program and private flood insurance depends on data and technology. The post The Next Steps for
The newest reinsurance covers portions of NFIP losses above $4 billion from a single flood event. Click through to read more on the announcement. The