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Homes At Risk For Extreme Wildfires, By State, 2024

Rank State Number of housing units
1 California 1,258,748
2 Colorado 321,294
3 Texas 244,617
4 Oregon 129,567
5 Arizona 124,603
6 New Mexico 120,093
7 Idaho 104,782
8 Montana 88,102
9 Utah 67,023
10 Washington 59,563
11 South Dakota 26,697
12 Nevada 22,768
13 Wyoming 16,215
14 Oklahoma 1,624

Source: CoreLogic®, a property data and analytics company.

Homes At Risk For Extreme Wildfires, By State, 2023

Rank State Number of housing units
1 California 1,279,214
2 Colorado 332,716
3 Texas 233,434
4 Oregon 124,401
5 Arizona 121,761
6 New Mexico 115,790
7 Idaho 100,233
8 Montana 84,370
9 Utah 68,135
10 Washington 54,162
11 South Dakota 24,638
12 Nevada 22,802
13 Wyoming 15,308
14 Oklahoma 1,499

Source: CoreLogic®, a property data and analytics company.

Homes At Risk For Extreme Wildfires, By State, 2022

Rank State Number of
housing units
1 California 1,265,435
2 Florida 814,499
3 Texas 474,560
4 Colorado 319,799
5 New Mexico 120,438
6 Oregon 119,541
7 Arizona 119,231
8 Idaho 96,939
9 Alaska 84,862
10 Montana 80,694
11 Utah 65,024
12 Washington 51,841
13 South Dakota 24,294
14 Nevada 21,555
15 Wyoming 14,300
16 Oklahoma 1,473

Source: CoreLogic®, a property data and analytics company.

Homes At Risk For Extreme Wildfires, By State, 2021

Rank State Number of
housing units (1)		 Maximum number
of homes that
could burn in
a single year (2)		 Percent of
housing stock
at risk of wildfire
1 Wyoming 281,937 821 0.29%
2 Idaho 768,815 1,709 0.22
3 New Mexico 955,996 1,621 0.17
4 Utah 1,161,934 1,763 0.15
5 Nevada 1,305,899 1,800 0.14
6 California 14,383,358 15,067 0.10
7 Arizona 3,120,343 2,908 0.09
8 Montana 524,641 312 0.06
9 Colorado 2,432,829 1,145 0.05
10 Oregon 1,830,891 682 0.04
11 Oklahoma 1,759,720 305 0.02
12 Washington 3,242,804 490 0.02
13 Florida 9,814,383 1,455 0.01
14 Texas 11,487,821 961 0.01

(1) Data are from the 2020 U.S. Census.
(2) Homes at risk from a one-in-50 year wildfire based on CoreLogic’s Wildfire Risk Model.

Source: CoreLogic.