Navigating Uncertainty: Tariffs, Storm Risks & Gen Z’s Impact on Housing
U.S. Tariffs and Housing Market Implications
New tariffs on construction materials could add pressure to an already strained housing market, potentially driving up costs for builders and homebuyers. With supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressures already in play, these changes may impact affordability and the pace of new home construction. What does this mean for home prices and inventory levels?
Explore the full analysis to see how these policies could shape the housing market in 2025.
Single-Family Rental Index (SFRI): What’s Driving Rent Trends?
The latest Single-Family Rental Index (SFRI) reveals a shifting rental landscape, with rent growth stabilizing in some regions while remaining high in others. Factors like supply constraints, interest rates, and evolving tenant preferences continue to influence the market. Investors, landlords, and renters alike need to understand these trends to navigate the changing rental environment.
See which markets are leading and where opportunities lie.
Get the full rental market breakdown
Core Conversations: AI’s Role in Property Valuation
This week’s Core Conversations podcast takes a deep dive into how AI is revolutionizing property valuation and risk assessment. As machine learning and automation enhance the accuracy and speed of property data analysis, industry professionals must adapt to new ways of evaluating risk and value.
Tune in to learn how AI is reshaping the real estate landscape.
2025 Severe Convective Storm Risk Report
CoreLogic’s new 2025 Severe Convective Storm Risk Report identifies regions most at risk for extreme weather events, including hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes. With climate patterns shifting, insurers, homeowners, and policymakers must stay informed to mitigate risk and prepare for future storms. Which areas face the greatest threats?
Explore the report for a data-driven outlook on severe weather trends.
California Flood Risk: A Growing Concern
Flood risk in California is rising, with recent climate data showing increased vulnerability due to shifting precipitation patterns, urban development, and aging infrastructure. As flooding events become more frequent and severe, understanding property risk and mitigation strategies is crucial for homeowners, insurers, and policymakers.
See how flood risk is evolving and what communities can do to stay protected.
Read the full flood risk analysis
Gen Z’s Influence on Housing Markets
Gen Z is reshaping the real estate market, bringing new priorities, digital-first homebuying behaviors, and demand for affordability. With many delaying homeownership due to student loan debt and high interest rates, some markets are becoming hotspots for younger buyers seeking more accessible entry points.
Which cities are attracting Gen Z homebuyers?
Discover the top Gen Z markets
LATEST PRESS RELEASE
Chicago Metro Leads in Severe Storm Risk
CoreLogic’s latest report identifies Chicago as having the highest concentration of risk for severe hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes. As storm frequency and intensity rise, property owners and insurers must stay proactive in risk mitigation and preparedness.
Find out what’s driving storm risk in this key metro area.
WEBINAR SPOTLIGHT
Future-Proofing Infrastructure
The demand for stronger telecom infrastructure is rising as 5G, smart homes, and digital connectivity become essential in real estate. CoreLogic’s upcoming webinar explores strategies for optimizing telecom networks to meet future demands.
Join industry experts to learn how network advancements impact home values and urban development.
President of Lexicon
4moWhy can't there be a standard risk quotient for all and any home building or ownership. And let there be a "fee" paid to a system that helps pay for the overwhelming costs, public and private, relating to those risks. The current situation in California is a perfect example. Many are clamoring to "rebuild" in areas that in the past 100 years have had numerous Fire and Mudslide issues. The recent one was one of the worst. Sorry . . . but you could build with all the best modern engineering and climate protection, but if you build on a cliff, a beach, a dry forest, you are almost guaranteed for future disaster. We have short memories, and perhaps another disaster isn't next year, or the year after, but it will come.
Dynamic, results-oriented professional with a significant track record developing strong stakeholder relationships.
4moAnd this presumes that Gen Z will at some point, want to own a home?
Founder: Cielo Vista Software
4moTalking about buzzwords? "What do Gen Z homebuyers, rising tariffs, and severe weather risks have in common?" Sheesh I'd never use your services.
Post Graduate Data Engineer Intern @ArchRock
5moI'm never going to be able to move out of my parents house let alone buy a house, the cost of living is a crime itself. Low wages, high costs, and tariffs will make things worse. We are already in a recession and anyone who says otherwise is living in a fake world.
Senior Software Engineering Executive | Scaled Global Teams (120+) | $80M+ Digital & Cloud Programs | Agile | DevOps | Healthcare Tech
5moThese Tariffs not only an Impact to Home Buyers but the home owners as cost to maintain a home will go up as well. The cost of copper wiring right now is shocking - No pun intended.