Invest in Resilient Real Estate

Powered by the very same models used by global insurers, reinsurers, and brokers around the world - now applied to real estate investing.

Partnered with Moody’s RMS and built by a team with decades of experience powering insurance, AI, and native cloud data platforms at Google, Microsoft, Moody’s, RMS, and at global insurers.

We focus on the financial fallout of climate change—not politics or ideology.

Natural catastrophes are increasing in frequency and severity, creating massive economic damage.

Bar chart showing financial data from the 1980s to 2020s, including number of billion-dollar events, total loss in billions, and estimated loss for 2020-2029. The bars are color-coded: blue for number of $.1 billion events, orange for total loss, and red for 2020-2029 estimate. The chart highlights an increase in losses over time, with a significant projected increase for 2020-2029.

Climate Global’s First Product

We’re building the world’s first Index and ETF of US publicly-traded REITs weighted by climate robustness & durability.

Guided by our Climate Robustness & Durability Score (CRDS), we map climate factors onto economic factors to discover assets with:

  • More-stable cash flows

  • Lower insurance premiums

  • Lower tax assessments

  • Better appreciation opportunities

  • Minimizing business interruption

Line graph titled 'Growth Performance of $10,000' showing investment returns from 2016 to 2024 for four ETFs: Climate Global CRDS (red solid line) leading on alpha and beta in backtests.

Backtesting with our CRDS methodology shows greater total returns are possible while also minimizing volatility.

A cityscape with collapsed buildings and two cars on a damaged road, smoke rising in the background, and a dark sky over the San Francisco skyline, including the Golden Gate Bridge and skyscrapers.

But luckily the risks are NOT distributed evenly, creating opportunities to invest in climate-resilient areas.

Map of Chicago showing different parcels with risk scores; Parcel A is low risk with a score of 12, shaded in green, and Parcel B is high risk with a score of 87, shaded in orange. The legend indicates risk levels from low to high, with perils including floods, wildfires, hurricanes, heat, cold, and water scarcity.

Partnered with the world’s best climate, finance, and real-estate data providers. Guided by worldwide leaders in finance, insurance, climate modeling, and technology.

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Climate risks are raising insurance costs in Texas, lowering property values
Climate change is significantly impacting property values in Australia and New Zealand.
The CRE market is expected to face rising premiums due to extreme weathe.r
Impact of climate on insurance, home equity.