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Man-Made Perils & Hazards

Property Data

Human-caused exposures around a property: crime, air and water quality, noise, and industrial activity

Overview

The human side of what surrounds a property. Man-made exposures for any address, each graded and ranked nationally: crime, air quality, water quality, noise, fracking earthquake, mine subsidence, and oil train derailment, with crime broken out by category and radius. The neighborhood reads on the same terms as the weather.

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What’s included

  • Grade and national percentile on all human exposures
  • Overall crime grade, rating, score, and description
  • Crime by category: aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft, murder, rape, and robbery
  • Crime at the property, plus expanded ranges at half a mile and one mile
  • Air quality and water quality exposure
  • Noise exposure
  • Fracking earthquake and mine subsidence exposure
  • Oil train derailment exposure

What teams use it for

  • Underwriting the risks that are not weather

    Crime, contamination, and industrial activity graded at the address, priced on the same scale as the natural hazards already in your model.

  • Site prep before an inspection

    Water quality, air quality, and mine subsidence exposure ahead of the visit, so the inspection covers what this particular location warrants.

  • Comparing rental markets on safety and nuisance

    Put candidate markets on one graded scale for crime, noise, and water quality. Location decisions then rest on measures you can compare directly.