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Similar scoring and ranking was also used to rate risk for each of the five natural disasters individually (see methodology below).</p>","<div class=\"paywall-content\"><p><span style=\"font-size: 12px\">“In the interest of personal safety and protecting the value of what is likely their biggest financial asset, prospective buyers and investors should be aware of any natural disaster risk impacting a potential home purchase,” said</span> <strong>Daren Blomquist</strong><span style=\"font-size: 12px\">, vice president at RealtyTrac. “There is no reason homebuyers need to be surprised with natural disaster risk information when wading through a stack of disclosures at the closing table given the widespread availability of this data online and even through mobile apps.</span></p>","<p>“In most cases learning about natural disaster risk will not stop a home sale, but it will help buyers make a better-informed decision about where to buy and also be prepared in terms of appropriate insurance coverage and family contingency plans depending on the type of natural disaster risks most affecting the home they end up purchasing,” Blomquist added.</p>","<p>States with the most homes in High risk or Very High risk counties for overall natural disaster risk are <strong>California</strong> (8.4 million), <strong>Florida</strong> (6.7 million), <strong>New York</strong> (2.4 million), <strong>New Jersey</strong> (2.3 million) and <strong>North Carolina</strong> (2.3 million).</p>","<p>Metro areas with the most homes in High risk or Very High risk counties for overall natural disaster risk are <strong>New York</strong> (3.5 million), <strong>Los Angeles</strong> (2.5 million), <strong>Miami</strong> (1.9 million), <strong>Houston</strong> (1.2 million), and <strong>Riverside-San Bernardino</strong> in Southern California (1.1 million).</p>","<p>“The weather is beautiful in SoCal, but we are statistically more susceptible to the risk of fire, floods and earthquakes than most areas. Our agents must be articulate in explaining the higher risks to buyers. People have to be able trust their agent to fully disclose the risks of natural disasters and homeownership to allow buyers to make the most informed decisions,” said <strong>Mark Hughes</strong>, chief operating officer with <strong>First Team Real Estate</strong>, covering the Southern California market. “A well-informed knowledgeable buyer is best prepared to take on the potential risks associated with SoCal homeownership.”</p>","<p>The report found that 24.5 million single family homes and condos (29% of the 83.4 million total) with a combined estimated market value of $4.7 trillion are in counties with a High risk or Very High risk for hurricanes.</p>","<p>States with the most homes in High risk or Very High risk counties for hurricanes are Florida (6.7 million), North Carolina (2.4 million), Virginia (2.0 million), New York (1.9 million) and New Jersey (1.8 million).</p>","<p>Metro areas with the most homes in High risk or Very high risk counties for hurricanes are New York (3.0 million), Miami (1.9 million), Washington, D.C. 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