Apartment Fire Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Apartment Fire Statistics

Apartment building fire losses are still hitting hard in 2025 evidence you can act on, with 13,500 reported apartment building structure fires in the US and apartment fires causing 510 civilian deaths in 2021, 15% of all residential fire fatalities. You will see exactly where the greatest injury risk comes from, such as inhalation injuries making up 60% of civilian injuries in 2021 and how working smoke alarms and sprinklers change outcomes.

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Key Statistics

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Apartment fires resulted in 3,650 civilian injuries in the US in 2021.

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Firefighter injuries from apartment fires totaled 1,200 in 2020.

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85% of apartment fire fatalities occurred in homes without working smoke alarms in 2019.

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Average burn injuries per apartment fire incident: 0.27 civilians in 2022.

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40% of apartment fire deaths were among those over 65 years old in 2021.

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Inhalation injuries comprised 60% of apartment fire civilian injuries in 2021.

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1,050 apartment fire injuries required hospitalization in 2020.

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Males accounted for 55% of apartment fire fatalities in 2019.

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African Americans represented 25% of apartment fire deaths despite being 13% of population in 2021.

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Children under 5 had a 2.5 times higher fatality rate in apartment fires in 2022.

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Females suffered 52% of non-fatal apartment fire injuries in 2020.

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320 firefighter injuries from apartment overhauls in 2021.

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70% of apartment fire deaths had alcohol involvement in 2019.

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Hispanic population had 12% of apartment fire fatalities in 2022.

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Respiratory failure was cause in 45% of apartment fire deaths 2021.

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Thermal burns: 25% of apartment fire injuries in 2020.

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900 non-fatal injuries from smoke inhalation in apartment fires 2021.

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12% of apartment fire fatalities were firefighters in 2019.

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Low-income apartments had 3x higher fire death rates in 2022.

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Cardiovascular events post-apartment fire: 10% of deaths 2021.

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Cooking equipment caused 49% of apartment structure fires in 2021.

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Smoking materials were responsible for 7% of apartment fires resulting in fatalities in 2020.

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Heating equipment ignited 12% of apartment fires between 2016-2020.

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Electrical distribution equipment caused 9% of non-confined apartment fires in 2022.

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Children playing with fire accounted for 5% of apartment fires involving young children in 2019.

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Candles ignited 4% of apartment fires in 2021.

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Arson accounted for 3% of apartment structure fires in 2020.

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Laundry equipment caused 2% of apartment fires from 2016-2020.

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Intentional fires made up 28% of fatal apartment fires in 2019.

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Wiring issues led to 15% of apartment electrical fires in 2022.

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Torches/flame spreaders caused 1.5% of apartment fires in 2020.

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Natural causes (lightning) accounted for 0.5% of apartment fires 2016-2020.

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Explosives/devices led to 1% of apartment fires in 2019.

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Appliance malfunction caused 6% of apartment kitchen fires in 2022.

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Open flame/ember miscontrol was 8% of causes in 2021.

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Rubbish/trash ignited 3% of apartment fires in 2020.

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Exposure fires from neighboring structures: 2% in apartments 2019.

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Special equipment caused 1.2% of apartment fires 2016-2020.

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Heat source-contact was 10% of apartment fire ignitions in 2022.

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Chemical/metal fires accounted for 0.8% in apartments 2021.

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In 2022, there were 13,500 reported apartment building structure fires in the United States, accounting for 23% of all residential structure fires.

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Apartment fires caused 510 civilian deaths in the US in 2021, representing 15% of residential fire fatalities.

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The rate of apartment structure fires per 1,000 apartment buildings was 0.45 in 2020.

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Multifamily dwellings, including apartments, experienced 4.1 fires per thousand units annually from 2015-2019.

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In New York City, apartment fires averaged 2,500 incidents per year between 2018-2022.

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Chicago had 1,200 apartment fires in 2022, with 45% caused by cooking.

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Los Angeles reported 950 apartment structure fires in 2021.

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Boston apartment fires: 450 incidents in 2020, up 10% from prior year.

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Miami apartment fires averaged 300 per year 2018-2022.

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Houston saw 1,100 apartment fires in 2022.

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Philadelphia apartment fires: 800 in 2022.

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San Francisco reported 350 apartment fires in 2021.

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Atlanta had 520 apartment fires in 2020.

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Dallas apartment fires: 750 incidents in 2022.

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Phoenix saw 600 apartment fires in 2021.

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Detroit apartment fires: 650 in 2022.

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Seattle reported 280 apartment fires in 2021.

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Denver had 410 apartment fires in 2020.

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Las Vegas apartment fires: 550 in 2022.

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San Diego saw 520 apartment fires in 2021.

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Baltimore apartment fires: 700 in 2022.

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Portland reported 260 apartment fires in 2021.

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Austin had 480 apartment fires in 2020.

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Memphis apartment fires: 390 in 2022.

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Nashville saw 420 apartment fires in 2021.

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Property damage from apartment fires reached $1.2 billion in 2021.

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Average loss per apartment fire: $85,000 in 2020.

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25% of apartment buildings affected by fire had damages exceeding $500,000 in 2019.

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Confined apartment fires caused 75% of total property damage in multifamily structures in 2022.

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Insurance claims for apartment fire damage averaged 15,000 per year from 2018-2022.

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Total property loss from apartment fires: $950 million in 2019.

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High-rise apartments (>75ft) saw average damage of $1.1 million per fire in 2020.

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15% of apartment fire damages were due to water from sprinklers in 2021.

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Reconstruction costs post-apartment fire averaged $250/sq ft in urban areas 2022.

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6,500 apartments were completely destroyed by fire in 2020.

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Apartment fire property damage in California: $400 million in 2020.

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Low-rise apartments (<75ft) average loss $45,000 per fire 2021.

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Smoke damage accounted for 30% of apartment fire losses in 2019.

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4,200 apartment units displaced by fires in 2022.

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Business interruption losses from apartment fires: $150 million annually.

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Midwest apartment fire losses: $250 million in 2020.

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Mid-rise apartments average loss $120,000 per fire 2021.

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Water damage from suppression: 20% of total apartment losses 2019.

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12,000 residents displaced by apartment fires annually.

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Tenant relocation costs averaged $5,000 per fire incident 2022.

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92% of US apartments had smoke alarms installed in 2021, reducing fire deaths by 55%.

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Sprinkler systems were present in only 8% of apartment buildings without mandates in 2020.

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Fire department response time to apartment fires averaged 4.5 minutes in urban areas in 2022.

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Escape plans were practiced in only 25% of apartments affected by fire in 2019.

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Automatic fire sprinklers reduced apartment fire deaths by 81% where present in 2021.

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75% of apartment fires were controlled within 30 minutes with sprinklers in 2021.

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Working smoke alarms provided 50% more escape time in apartment fires 2020.

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Fire drills reduced injury rates by 40% in apartments with regular training 2019.

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65% of fire departments had pre-plans for large apartment complexes in 2022.

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Carbon monoxide detectors prevented 20% of apartment fire-related poisonings in 2021.

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Sprinkler activation time averaged 60 seconds in apartment tests 2021.

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55% of apartments lacked fire-resistant doors in 2020 audits.

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Mutual aid responses to apartment fires: 12% of incidents in 2022.

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Education programs reduced apartment cooking fires by 25% in targeted areas 2019.

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Egress blockage contributed to 15% of apartment fire traps in 2021.

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Fire alarm verification reduced false alarms by 40% in apartments 2021.

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45% of apartments had outdated electrical panels contributing to fires 2020.

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Aerial operations used in 8% of high-rise apartment fires 2022.

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Community risk reduction programs cut apartment fires 18% in 2019 pilots.

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Self-closing doors saved 30% more lives in apartment evacuations 2021.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 14, 2026
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Apartment fires still cause far more harm than most people expect, with apartment building structure fires reaching 13,500 reported incidents in the United States in 2022. Even with that scale, the pattern of injury looks different from case to case, such as 60% of civilian injuries in 2021 coming from smoke inhalation. As you compare fatalities, causes, and what households had or lacked, the dataset raises a sharp question about prevention that’s hard to ignore.

Key Takeaways

  • Apartment fires resulted in 3,650 civilian injuries in the US in 2021.
  • Firefighter injuries from apartment fires totaled 1,200 in 2020.
  • 85% of apartment fire fatalities occurred in homes without working smoke alarms in 2019.
  • Cooking equipment caused 49% of apartment structure fires in 2021.
  • Smoking materials were responsible for 7% of apartment fires resulting in fatalities in 2020.
  • Heating equipment ignited 12% of apartment fires between 2016-2020.
  • In 2022, there were 13,500 reported apartment building structure fires in the United States, accounting for 23% of all residential structure fires.
  • Apartment fires caused 510 civilian deaths in the US in 2021, representing 15% of residential fire fatalities.
  • The rate of apartment structure fires per 1,000 apartment buildings was 0.45 in 2020.
  • Property damage from apartment fires reached $1.2 billion in 2021.
  • Average loss per apartment fire: $85,000 in 2020.
  • 25% of apartment buildings affected by fire had damages exceeding $500,000 in 2019.
  • 92% of US apartments had smoke alarms installed in 2021, reducing fire deaths by 55%.
  • Sprinkler systems were present in only 8% of apartment buildings without mandates in 2020.
  • Fire department response time to apartment fires averaged 4.5 minutes in urban areas in 2022.

In 2021, apartment fires caused 3,650 civilian injuries and 510 deaths, with most fatalities linked to working smoke alarms.

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Casualties

1Apartment fires resulted in 3,650 civilian injuries in the US in 2021.
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2Firefighter injuries from apartment fires totaled 1,200 in 2020.
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385% of apartment fire fatalities occurred in homes without working smoke alarms in 2019.
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4Average burn injuries per apartment fire incident: 0.27 civilians in 2022.
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540% of apartment fire deaths were among those over 65 years old in 2021.
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6Inhalation injuries comprised 60% of apartment fire civilian injuries in 2021.
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71,050 apartment fire injuries required hospitalization in 2020.
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8Males accounted for 55% of apartment fire fatalities in 2019.
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9African Americans represented 25% of apartment fire deaths despite being 13% of population in 2021.
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10Children under 5 had a 2.5 times higher fatality rate in apartment fires in 2022.
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11Females suffered 52% of non-fatal apartment fire injuries in 2020.
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12320 firefighter injuries from apartment overhauls in 2021.
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1370% of apartment fire deaths had alcohol involvement in 2019.
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14Hispanic population had 12% of apartment fire fatalities in 2022.
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15Respiratory failure was cause in 45% of apartment fire deaths 2021.
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16Thermal burns: 25% of apartment fire injuries in 2020.
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17900 non-fatal injuries from smoke inhalation in apartment fires 2021.
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1812% of apartment fire fatalities were firefighters in 2019.
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19Low-income apartments had 3x higher fire death rates in 2022.
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20Cardiovascular events post-apartment fire: 10% of deaths 2021.
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Casualties Interpretation

Apartment fire statistics reveal a grim and preventable tableau where the most vulnerable—children, the elderly, low-income residents, and those without simple alarms—are disproportionately paying, often with their lives, for societal and personal oversights, while firefighters courageously share in that sacrifice.

Causes

1Cooking equipment caused 49% of apartment structure fires in 2021.
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2Smoking materials were responsible for 7% of apartment fires resulting in fatalities in 2020.
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3Heating equipment ignited 12% of apartment fires between 2016-2020.
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4Electrical distribution equipment caused 9% of non-confined apartment fires in 2022.
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5Children playing with fire accounted for 5% of apartment fires involving young children in 2019.
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6Candles ignited 4% of apartment fires in 2021.
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7Arson accounted for 3% of apartment structure fires in 2020.
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8Laundry equipment caused 2% of apartment fires from 2016-2020.
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9Intentional fires made up 28% of fatal apartment fires in 2019.
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10Wiring issues led to 15% of apartment electrical fires in 2022.
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11Torches/flame spreaders caused 1.5% of apartment fires in 2020.
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12Natural causes (lightning) accounted for 0.5% of apartment fires 2016-2020.
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13Explosives/devices led to 1% of apartment fires in 2019.
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14Appliance malfunction caused 6% of apartment kitchen fires in 2022.
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15Open flame/ember miscontrol was 8% of causes in 2021.
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16Rubbish/trash ignited 3% of apartment fires in 2020.
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17Exposure fires from neighboring structures: 2% in apartments 2019.
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18Special equipment caused 1.2% of apartment fires 2016-2020.
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19Heat source-contact was 10% of apartment fire ignitions in 2022.
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20Chemical/metal fires accounted for 0.8% in apartments 2021.
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Causes Interpretation

So, if you're looking to avoid becoming a statistic, remember that your kitchen is a far greater threat than any act of God, but nothing burns down your world faster than a neighbor's bad intentions.

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Incidence Rates

1In 2022, there were 13,500 reported apartment building structure fires in the United States, accounting for 23% of all residential structure fires.
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2Apartment fires caused 510 civilian deaths in the US in 2021, representing 15% of residential fire fatalities.
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3The rate of apartment structure fires per 1,000 apartment buildings was 0.45 in 2020.
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4Multifamily dwellings, including apartments, experienced 4.1 fires per thousand units annually from 2015-2019.
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5In New York City, apartment fires averaged 2,500 incidents per year between 2018-2022.
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6Chicago had 1,200 apartment fires in 2022, with 45% caused by cooking.
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7Los Angeles reported 950 apartment structure fires in 2021.
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8Boston apartment fires: 450 incidents in 2020, up 10% from prior year.
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9Miami apartment fires averaged 300 per year 2018-2022.
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10Houston saw 1,100 apartment fires in 2022.
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11Philadelphia apartment fires: 800 in 2022.
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12San Francisco reported 350 apartment fires in 2021.
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13Atlanta had 520 apartment fires in 2020.
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14Dallas apartment fires: 750 incidents in 2022.
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15Phoenix saw 600 apartment fires in 2021.
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16Detroit apartment fires: 650 in 2022.
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17Seattle reported 280 apartment fires in 2021.
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18Denver had 410 apartment fires in 2020.
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19Las Vegas apartment fires: 550 in 2022.
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20San Diego saw 520 apartment fires in 2021.
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21Baltimore apartment fires: 700 in 2022.
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22Portland reported 260 apartment fires in 2021.
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23Austin had 480 apartment fires in 2020.
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24Memphis apartment fires: 390 in 2022.
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25Nashville saw 420 apartment fires in 2021.
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Incidence Rates Interpretation

While the data shows a sobering tapestry of risk across the nation—from the thousands in New York to the hundreds in smaller cities—the clear villain in many of these stories isn't some grand mystery but, all too often, an unattended kitchen stove reminding us that the most common fire hazard is a distracted chef.

Property Damage

1Property damage from apartment fires reached $1.2 billion in 2021.
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2Average loss per apartment fire: $85,000 in 2020.
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325% of apartment buildings affected by fire had damages exceeding $500,000 in 2019.
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4Confined apartment fires caused 75% of total property damage in multifamily structures in 2022.
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5Insurance claims for apartment fire damage averaged 15,000 per year from 2018-2022.
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6Total property loss from apartment fires: $950 million in 2019.
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7High-rise apartments (>75ft) saw average damage of $1.1 million per fire in 2020.
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815% of apartment fire damages were due to water from sprinklers in 2021.
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9Reconstruction costs post-apartment fire averaged $250/sq ft in urban areas 2022.
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106,500 apartments were completely destroyed by fire in 2020.
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11Apartment fire property damage in California: $400 million in 2020.
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12Low-rise apartments (<75ft) average loss $45,000 per fire 2021.
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13Smoke damage accounted for 30% of apartment fire losses in 2019.
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144,200 apartment units displaced by fires in 2022.
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15Business interruption losses from apartment fires: $150 million annually.
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16Midwest apartment fire losses: $250 million in 2020.
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17Mid-rise apartments average loss $120,000 per fire 2021.
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18Water damage from suppression: 20% of total apartment losses 2019.
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1912,000 residents displaced by apartment fires annually.
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20Tenant relocation costs averaged $5,000 per fire incident 2022.
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Property Damage Interpretation

These numbers paint a stark picture where a single misplaced candle can unleash a chain reaction of ruin, displacing thousands and turning homes into multimillion-dollar math problems for insurers, landlords, and heartbroken residents alike.

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Response and Prevention

192% of US apartments had smoke alarms installed in 2021, reducing fire deaths by 55%.
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2Sprinkler systems were present in only 8% of apartment buildings without mandates in 2020.
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3Fire department response time to apartment fires averaged 4.5 minutes in urban areas in 2022.
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4Escape plans were practiced in only 25% of apartments affected by fire in 2019.
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5Automatic fire sprinklers reduced apartment fire deaths by 81% where present in 2021.
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675% of apartment fires were controlled within 30 minutes with sprinklers in 2021.
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7Working smoke alarms provided 50% more escape time in apartment fires 2020.
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8Fire drills reduced injury rates by 40% in apartments with regular training 2019.
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965% of fire departments had pre-plans for large apartment complexes in 2022.
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10Carbon monoxide detectors prevented 20% of apartment fire-related poisonings in 2021.
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11Sprinkler activation time averaged 60 seconds in apartment tests 2021.
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1255% of apartments lacked fire-resistant doors in 2020 audits.
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13Mutual aid responses to apartment fires: 12% of incidents in 2022.
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14Education programs reduced apartment cooking fires by 25% in targeted areas 2019.
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15Egress blockage contributed to 15% of apartment fire traps in 2021.
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16Fire alarm verification reduced false alarms by 40% in apartments 2021.
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1745% of apartments had outdated electrical panels contributing to fires 2020.
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18Aerial operations used in 8% of high-rise apartment fires 2022.
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19Community risk reduction programs cut apartment fires 18% in 2019 pilots.
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20Self-closing doors saved 30% more lives in apartment evacuations 2021.
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Response and Prevention Interpretation

While smoke alarms dutifully sound the alarm, our collective apathy toward sprinkler mandates, escape drills, and basic fireproofing suggests we're still, rather foolishly, betting our lives on the hope that heroes will arrive in four and a half minutes to save us from the preventable disasters we're too complacent to prevent ourselves.

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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