16 February 2017Insurance

Oroville Dam failure poses $13bn residential real estate risk

If California’s Oroville Dam were to fail completely, 50,047 single- and multi-family residential homes could be damaged with an estimated reconstruction cost value (RCV) of $13.3 billion, according to CoreLogic, a data and analytics provider.

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