How geographical analysis can identify risks to real estate
Introduction to the report
Climate change is affecting real estate and infrastructure across Sweden. Increased precipitation, rising sea levels and changing soil conditions can pose new risks to property owners, investors and organizations in the financial, insurance and civil engineering sectors.
Understanding and managing these risks requires the analysis of large amounts of geographic information. By combining real estate data with geospatial data and climate-related analysis, organizations can identify risks at the property level and create a better basis for decision-making.
Metria's climate analytics identify risks by combining geographic data from multiple sources. The results can be used to analyze risk exposure in real estate portfolios, plan investments, and prioritize preventive measures.
This guide describes:
- the climate risks that can affect real estate
- the data sources used in climate risk analysis
- how to conduct analyses with geodata
- how banks and property owners can use the results.