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Getting Replacement Cost Right [Video]

by Admin | Jun 8, 2026 | Commercial, Insurance, Natural Disasters, Residential

Insights into why accurate replacement costs are based on data about the specific structure, not on average costs, how catastrophes affect property owners and insurers alike.

The long view of property valuation: e2Value on why historical context matters in a new era of AI

by Admin | May 28, 2026 | General Information, Insurance

Valuation methodologies need to take into account broader macroeconomic patterns, not just to view a structure as a fabrication of wood, cement, glass and metal.

Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast for 2026

by Admin | May 19, 2026 | Natural Disasters

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season starts on June 1. Several organizations have offered forecasts for this year’s season. In addition, did you ever wonder who names the hurricanes?

Memorial Day 2026

by Admin | May 15, 2026 | General Information

While Memorial Day has become the unofficial start of summer, there are still ways to mark the purpose of Memorial Day.

Commercial Underinsurance: Market Value Down, Replacement Cost Up

by Admin | May 4, 2026 | Commercial

Commercial building owners who assume they can safely insure at market value may be surprised at claim time.

e2Value Explores Technology Adoption, Workforce Shifts, and the Future Direction of Property Valuation

by Admin | Apr 22, 2026 | Banking, Insurance

We’re seeing more industries bring advanced tools into how they operate, and that naturally encourages a closer look at valuation.

Considerable Challenges for Commercial Construction in 2026

by Admin | Apr 8, 2026 | Commercial

Commercial construction concerns for 2026 are uncertainty around an economic slowdown, tariffs and material costs, and labor.

Inflation: Under control, out of control, impacted by bombing oil-rich countries?

by Admin | Mar 20, 2026 | Commercial, Insurance, Residential

A few clients have reached out to us about the impact of recent oil price increases on the cost of construction this year. While we do not have a definitive answer, here are our thoughts on the issue.