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An airport, a plant or a wastewater facility next door — with the wind blowing your way?
The report tells you before you commit.
Flood zone, hurricane and crime risk, true market value and what sold nearby — from official records, read by AI, in plain English.
Built on FEMA, NOAA, FBI, U.S. Census and county appraiser records.
A few numbers from our public sample for 27836 Hickory Blvd, Bonita Springs, FL 34134. Every figure comes from an official source; the AI explains what each one means for you as a buyer.
Open the full sample reportReported crime figures from the FBI Crime Data Explorer, attributed to the police agency that actually covers the address — not a county-wide average. Alongside them: who lives in the area, and what is within walking distance.
The FEMA flood zone for the parcel itself, the state evacuation zone, and every named storm that has passed nearby since 1990 — together with the hail and wind history recorded for the same area.
What the county tax roll says the property is worth, when it last changed hands and for how much, and what comparable homes nearby have actually sold for.
Our platform changes how you search for and buy property by pulling every important piece of information into one place.
We gather relevant data from dozens of official public sources — property records and market trends, neighborhood statistics, crime figures, hurricane and flood history, environmental hazards. That gives you a complete picture of a property's value, its potential and its risks.
And we make it sharper with artificial intelligence: the system does not just serve up data, it gives you plain-language guidance that takes the current market and your own priorities into account.
Think about the time and effort you save by not having to dig through 67 county appraiser websites, FEMA maps and federal databases on your own.
Whether you are buying a home or investing, our platform helps you make a decision you can stand behind.
Discover the future of property search and find your dream home — or your next big investment.
A 2007 townhome on the Treasure Coast — outside the flood zone entirely, yet with more storms on record than the beachfront. Risk is not just a matter of distance to the water.
A $6.2M Gulf-front house on Bonita Beach — flood zone AE and evacuation zone A, the first zone cleared when a storm turns this way. Ten named storms have passed within 50 miles since 1990.
A web page about one Florida address, built from official public records: the FEMA flood zone and the state evacuation zone; every named storm that passed nearby since 1990, with the hail and wind history; crime figures for the police agency that actually covers the address; the county tax roll with the assessed value, lot size, year built and last sale, plus comparable sales nearby; EPA-regulated facilities and odour sources with the prevailing wind; air quality; schools; and what is within walking distance. On top of the data, an AI reads the whole picture and writes a short "what to watch out for" section: the connections between sources that no single table would show. And we keep adding sources, so a report today has more in it than one from a month ago.
The report opens right after payment and fills in as each source answers: most sections within a couple of minutes, the slowest within about ten. The link also arrives by email and keeps working, so you can come back to it any time.
Any residential address in Florida. We check the address before you pay, so you cannot pay for one we cannot match. If several homes share one address, such as a condo building, you pick the unit first.
From the official sources themselves: FEMA, NOAA, the FBI Crime Data Explorer, the Florida Department of Revenue tax roll, the EPA, the U.S. Census Bureau, AirNow and OpenStreetMap. We show the data as they publish it, and each section names its source. An AI then reads what the sources returned and writes the guidance: it summarises and connects the official figures, it does not invent any. The list of sources keeps growing. It is information to help you decide, not an inspection, a survey or legal advice.
One report is a one-time $14.90, or you can get 2 reports for $24.90, or 3 reports for $29. The extra reports of a package are yours to use for any Florida address within 3 months. No subscription and no account: the link arrives by email. From time to time we run promotions; the advertised code is applied at checkout automatically. For a brokerage subscription, write to hello@terrawise.io. We do not refund a report because its findings were not what you hoped for, but we check the address before payment, so you never pay for one we cannot produce.
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