The collaboration will provide underwriters with access to PriceHubble’s extensive residential real estate database, the largest in Europe, through Cytora’s platform.
The move marks another milestone in Cytora’s effort to build a comprehensive data ecosystem for insurers, following recent agreements with Chubb and Arch in North America.
The integration will offer underwriters critical insights, including property valuations, market analyses, value forecasts, building simulations, and energy performance data. This real-time intelligence will allow insurers to assess property-specific risks more accurately, helping them make informed decisions and adjust risk strategies efficiently.
A key feature of this collaboration is the inclusion of the UK’s National Cladding Dataset for Tall Buildings, which tracks the cladding status of 1.2 million residential dwellings. With updated data on high-rise and mid-rise properties, underwriters can perform up-to-date risk analyses on cladding, a major concern for insurers.
Juan de Castro, COO at Cytora, said: “By joining forces with PriceHubble, we are going to be able to bring a new level of precision and depth to real estate data for insurers. This will empower our clients with unmatched insights, revolutionising how they assess and manage property risk, and enhancing their competitive edge. Partnerships like this are helping Cytora to deliver a new benchmark for data-driven decision-making in the insurance industry.”
Mark Cunningham, Managing Director of PriceHubble UK, said: “By combining our intelligence with Cytora’s advanced platform, we are thrilled to offer insurers unprecedented access to deeper, more accurate real estate insights. This collaboration will drive smarter decision-making by redefining real estate data for the insurance industry.”
