Product News

Master Map offers a detailed view of New Zealand’s built landscape, with detailed information for individual properties as well as new developments, addressing, infrastructure and roads.

Insurers are placing new limitations on professional indemnity (PI) cover for property valuers. So what does this mean for the mortgage industry, and what are the options for valuation firms?

CoreLogic has launched Cordell Commercial Estimator, an innovative new commercial rebuild estimate calculator.

Our new partnership with Trade Me puts more data at your fingertips, so you and your clients can make smart property decisions. 

Trying to determine a sum insured for commercial building cover can be an expensive exercise at best…or an inaccurate guesstimate at worst. But with CoreLogic’s new Cordell Commercial Estimator, rebuild costs can be estimated quicker and easier than ever – creating a better experience for NZ insurers, brokers...

CoreLogic has launched a new design in RPNZ, with a range of exciting features designed to help you and your team work more efficiently.

Emap is a map-centric property research tool that lets businesses integrate and overlay their own data with CoreLogic’s geographic, land and property data, enabling the visualisation of complex information to create real insight.

At CoreLogic, we’re taking our data capabilities to the next level so we can better support our geospatial clients throughout New Zealand.

Our dedicated team of GIS specialists help to make our data what it is, and are the reason it is relied on by so many NZ organisations, including the Emergency Services.

We are pleased to advise that we have updated our NZ Imagery Caches.

New Zealanders tend to re-evaluate their insurance needs when they change properties or after a poor claims experience. With insurance typically being a grudge purchase, once a property owner has chosen a provider it’s unlikely that they’ll revisit their sum insured amount, even if their circumstances change...

CoreLogic has recently enhanced its data so we can now provide more granular flags to identify Earthquake and Building Act instruments, to help insurers identify affected properties.