From Risk to Return: FEMA’s Policy Shift and the Real Estate Opportunity

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The current administration has proposed  eliminating FEMA disaster recovery funding for states — an unprecedented policy shift that would transfer the financial burden of climate-related  disasters onto   property owners, investors, lenders, and local governments.  If enacted, it would mark a fundamental realignment in how disaster risk is managed and financed in the United States.

Join First Street and a panel of  industry  experts for a timely discussion on how this policy could reshape the future of real estate, insurance and financial markets. 

Key Topics We’ll Cover:

- What cutting FEMA disaster funding could mean for markets

- How less federal support shifts risk to banks, investors, and local governments