Occupancy class
The observed, reported, measured, or estimated occupancy class for a building, on the basis and date stated by the source.
Sources that carry it
6 sourcesStanding U.S. commercial subscription to coordinated ISO actuarial circulars for up to 15 personal and commercial P&C lines. Licensed insurer customers receive aggregate industry analyses covering claim frequency and average claim cost/severity, paid and incurred experience, claim and occurrence counts, exposures, loss development, limits, classes, coverages, territories, causes of loss, catastrophes, and expenses. The current schedule supplies line-specific release and data-period context and directs customers to full-circular PDF and Word/Excel downloads in ISOnet. Fast Track reports are ASDI circular components, not a separate Source. Outputs are aggregate benchmarks, not carrier-specific records; optional customized reports and consulting are excluded.
Official City of Los Angeles open-data product exposing soft-story-related permit and permit-application records through a dedicated Socrata catalog asset (nc44-6znn), API, and downloadable files. It contains parcel/address keys, permit identifiers, issue and status dates, permit status/type/category, work description, building attributes, and related permit-party fields. The product is limited to City of Los Angeles permit records selected into this soft-story view; it is not the mandatory programme's full building inventory. Metadata commits to weekly refresh, but the data was last updated 2023-05-22 and the latest row dates are 2023-05-19, so consumers must pin results to that source vintage. Permit issuance, `CofC Issued`, `Permit Finaled`, or absence of a record must not be interpreted as current structural safety, retrofit design adequacy, or complete ordinance compliance without an official status definition and newer authority evidence.
Separately licensed transaction-specific catastrophe industry-loss index service with a continuous trading-license master agreement and event report sequence. Customer transaction limit is excluded from Features.
Standing credentialed U.S. commercial-property report product within ProMetrix. A buyer can retrieve reports for selected properties through the ProMetrix portal or named core/workbench integrations. Building Underwriting, Property Details, and Building Fundamentals are report variants of this one product, not separate Sources. Outputs combine Verisk field/virtual surveys, models, public records, and partner data; static observations do not establish present operability.
Named ProMetrix engineering report for a selected commercial building's automatic sprinkler protection. It reports site-survey and update dates, design and coverage, water-supply and component evaluation, periodic-test review, deficiencies, and an explicitly defined 0–100 sprinkler grade. It is not proof of current operability or correction after the report date.
Official standalone inventory of San Francisco tall buildings, focused on attributes relevant to earthquake performance and post-earthquake recovery. It is building/address/representative-parcel pointable and emits structural material/system/type, known seismic-retrofit year, permit-document stamp years, completion year, design-code year, site/foundation information, collection date and primary source. The dataset description says that as of October 1, 2018 it contains the complete 156 buildings taller than 240 feet plus 24 buildings over 160 feet. It is not a mandatory-retrofit compliance register: retrofit_date means a known retrofit year, permit_date fields are document date-stamp years, and completion_date may come from a CFC or Emporis. None proves present resistance or current code compliance.
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