Real Estate Exposure, Reimagined for Climate Risk
Insurance-grade climate and extreme-weather analytics. From individual properties to entire portfolios.
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Redefining REIT Investing for a Changing Climate
Our approach builds on traditional REIT exposure by incorporating climate and extreme-weather resilience into the index methodology. The underlying index evaluates REIT-owned properties using insurance-grade models and data to assess risks from floods, hurricanes, wildfires, hail, wind, heat stress, water stress, sea-level rise, and other climate-related perils.
Unlike ESG, sustainability, or supply-chain-focused products, this approach does not use emissions metrics, qualitative scores, or exclusionary screens—it uses the same property-level and portfolio-level analytics and calibrated historical losses that insurers rely on to price premiums, construct insurance portfolios and evaluate risk.
Why Climate Risk Matters for Real Estate Investing
The CLIMX Index
The Climate Global - Climate-Resilient REIT Index identifies and tracks U.S. publicly listed REITs that demonstrate greater resilience to climate-related physical risks and extreme weather events.
CLIMX
Climate-Resilient REIT Index
What Makes CLIMX Different
First and Only
The first and only REIT index to apply insurance-industry climate and extreme-weather analytics directly to index construction at both the property and portfolio level.
Not Just Market-Cap Weighted
Unlike traditional REIT benchmarks, it does not rely solely on market capitalization.
Not ESG/Emissions/Supply-Chain Based
Unlike ESG, sustainability, or supply-chain-focused products, it does not use emissions metrics, qualitative scores, or exclusionary screens.
Insurance-Grade Models
Leverages climate and catastrophe models developed by the insurance industry—an industry that has invested hundreds of millions of dollars to quantify physical risk, price policies, and pay claims.
Insurance-Grade Climate Analytics
Property-Level Analysis
Evaluates individual properties owned by REITs—not just corporate disclosures.
Industry-Proven Models
Uses the same climate and extreme-weather data insurers use to price risk.
Multiple Climate Perils
Includes floods, hurricanes, wildfires, heat stress, water stress, sea-level rise, and more.
