Nationwide, there are nearly 20 million properties that face "Moderate" risk of wildfire (up to a 6% chance of experiencing ... 30 years); and approximately 1.5 million face "Extreme" risk ...

In other words, the typical home with high fire risk sold for $119,200 (27.6%) more than the typical ... That’s in part because scores of Americans moved out of cities and into suburbs and ...

Most of those properties — 49.4 million — face "minor" wildfire risk of less than 1% over 30 years. But 6 million face "major ... government to your average American," Eby said in a release ...

Homes with high fire risk ... low fire risk. “Suburban homes tend to be more expensive because they’re large, and demand for large homes skyrocketed during the pandemic as Americans sought ...

The California Department of Insurance proposed new regulations early this year that are intended to help homeowners reduce the price of their insurance by implementing wildfire safety actions.

With temperatures nearly reaching 100 on Monday in Minnesota, wildfires may begin to pop up. Other parts of the U.S. are already enduring this tough reality.

Homes in areas prone to fires sold for about $120,000 more in April than counterparts where the risk was low, Redfin said. It appears to be thanks to intense buyer demand for big lots out in ...

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The U.S. is adding $103 million this year for wildfire risk reduction and burned-area rehabilitation throughout the country.

Routt County has been blessed with a relatively wet spring this year, the valley is a lush green and the threat of wildfire ...

The risk of wildfires is above normal in central Oregon this month — the one area of the state in that category — fire forecasters said in their latest forecast. “These are most likely to be ...

Redfin’s study concluded that typical home with high-fire-risk sold for $119,200 (27.6%) more than the typical ... skyrocketed during the pandemic as Americans sought respite from crowded ...