90 Charles Street

New York, NY 10014
Aerial of 90 Charles St, New York, NY 10014, USA

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This home looks broadly insurable in the standard market. Key factors: flood risk: high and built 1899 (~127 yrs).

Flood
High
Wind / hail
Moderate
Wildfire, earthquake, landslide
Low
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Five perils at this address

Risk ratings are an indicator, not an inspection or quote.

  • Wind / hailModerate

    Coastal exposure, storm paths, roof vulnerability

  • FloodHigh

    FEMA zones, elevation, historical inundation

  • WildfireLow

    Spread modeling, fuel, defensible space (regional estimate)

  • EarthquakeLow

    Fault proximity, soils, liquefaction

  • LandslideLow

    Slope, soil type, precipitation triggers

Flood zone X, but flood risk is high. The home sits outside FEMA's high-risk area, yet modeled flood risk is elevated. Flood isn't covered by standard home policies, so it's worth asking about.

What carriers will see

Working in its favor

  • Outside the high-risk flood area (zone X)

Factors to plan for

  • Flood risk: High
  • Built 1899 (~127 yrs)
  • Pre-1950 home with no electrical-update permit on record — knob-and-tube wiring likely; verify

This Insurability Score is an estimate of insurance availability based on available property and regional data. It is not a guarantee of coverage, pricing, or eligibility. Final eligibility depends on carrier appetite, underwriting review, inspection, and claims history.

Property record

Year built
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Construction
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Flood zone
X
FEMA
Roof
—
Living area
—
Rebuild cost
$2,035,000
Underwrite estimate

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