Assemblyman John Harabedian’s proposed legislation would allow wildfire-impacted homeowners to pause mortgage payments for up to two years, helping prevent foreclosure as recovery and rebuilding efforts continue
Climate anxiety, extreme weather, and soaring insurance premiums are driving homeowners to rethink where they live
Zillow data shows nearly $46 billion in high-value homes lay within the 2025 Palisades and Eaton wildfire zones, underscoring massive exposure to risk and long-lasting disruptions to Los Angeles’ housing and rental markets
California’s homeowners insurance market remains strained as regulators, insurers, and homeowners navigate higher risk, tighter underwriting, and ongoing affordability challenges recovering from last year’s wildfires
House hunters nationwide are increasingly clicking into climate-risk data on listings in the wake of major wildfires or hurricanes — but that spike in concern tends to fade within a few months
14.3% of homes under contract failed to close, Redfin data shows
Think tank explores tax-advantaged savings accounts for homeowners insurance
Federal Housing Finance Agency launches Mortgage Loan and Natural Disaster Dashboard, highlighting vulnerable communities, loans.
Listings will now include a “Fire Factor” rating from First Street Foundation, a nonprofit research and technology group, as well as information from USDA Forest Service.