Variable CRHE of nine · scored for every 1 km site
The re-pricing of climate risk is the defining valuation story of this decade.
Physical climate risk — damage, disruption, or lost productive capacity from climate-related events — is being systematically priced into real-asset markets for the first time. Coastal property in exposed zones is being repriced downward in some markets while climate-stable land commands a growing premium. The process is early and highly uneven across geographies, which is precisely what creates opportunity.
Arcanium scores the physical hazard each site carries, placed on a world scale rather than a national ranking — a distinction that matters, because a site in the riskiest decile of a low-hazard country is not equivalent to one in the riskiest decile of a high-hazard country.
Read alongside the sea-level scenario projections available for coastal regions, this identifies resilience as a source of undervaluation, not merely hazard as a source of risk. Land characterised by climatic stability is likely to see its relative value rise as climate risk becomes more fully priced.
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