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HOA · Est. 15 units · Davidson, NC
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Relatively Low composite risk for this county · 69th percentile of NC counties
23 federal disaster declarations for this county, including 8 hurricanes, most recent Jan 2026.
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Most recent significant event in Iredell County: Flash flood, Aug 8, 2024.
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2020 +4.0% · 2021 +15.3% · 2022 +22.3% · 2023 +9.8% · 2024 +3.2% · 2025 +3.6%
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