Unpriced climate risk and the potential consequences of overvaluation in US housing markets

Jesse D. Gourevitch; Carolyn Kousky; Yanjun (Penny) Liao; Christoph Nolte; Adam B. Pollack; Jeremy R. Porter; Joakim A. Weill

Nature Climate Change · 2023-02-16 · Issue: 2023-03
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Title: Unpriced climate risk and the potential consequences of overvaluation in US housing markets
Human authorship: Jesse D. Gourevitch; Carolyn Kousky; Yanjun (Penny) Liao; Christoph Nolte; Adam B. Pollack; Jeremy R. Porter; Joakim A. Weill
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Original authors / creators: Jesse D. Gourevitch; Carolyn Kousky; Yanjun (Penny) Liao; Christoph Nolte; Adam B. Pollack; Jeremy R. Porter; Joakim A. Weill
Original publication: Nature Climate Change · Springer Nature · 2023-02-16 · Issue date 2023-03
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Evidence limits: US residential housing; not a valuation study of commercial real estate or a global property portfolio. Results depend on flood models, discounting and capitalization assumptions; no mechanical per-property haircut is justified. The benchmark considers 2020–2050 flood losses under RCP 4.5, with sensitivity analyses. Some input datasets cannot be redistributed under their sharing agreements; article CC BY rights do not remove those data restrictions.
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