NYC Landlord & Building Owner Insurance Insights
These articles are intended to help NYC landlords and building owners make informed insurance and risk management decisions. You will find practical guidance on liability exposures, compliance issues, common claims, and coverage considerations that can affect insurability, premiums, and long-term stability.
Should You Convert Your Gas Stoves to Electric?
By now, you’ve no doubt heard about the Climate Mobilization Act. Dubbed New York City’s Green New Deal, the legislation seeks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 80%…
Does Your Building Need Non-Owned or Hired Auto Coverage?
As a building owner, even if you don’t own a company car, you may need special auto coverage on your commercial property insurance. Two forms of auto coverage are available:…
Your Property, Your Problem: Security and Liability for Landlords
As a property owner or manager, you’re responsible in many ways for the safety and security of your tenants, as well as passersby. For instance, if someone slips and falls…
Hiring a Property Manager in the Greater New York City Area
Owning and renting properties can be a lucrative business endeavor but remains a serious undertaking, regardless of location. An overwhelming amount of time and energy often goes into learning the…
Do you have the right landlord insurance?
If your building is a rental property, then a standard homeowner or building insurance policy may not offer adequate protection. That’s where landlord insurance comes in. Rental properties face different…
Will Security Cameras Lower My Insurance Premiums?
Clients frequently ask us whether security cameras in their buildings will reduce their insurance premiums. Unfortunately, the answer is “no.” The sad fact is that too many business owners have…
Popular New York Property Insurance Coverage for City Building Owners
As discussed in previous articles, landlord insurance is a different animal than homeowner insurance. New York City building owners have different needs, as well as different options, than their counterparts…
7 Ways to Improve Building Safety and Security
As a building owner, you want to keep your building and your tenants safe. But in a world of increasing crime rates, it can be difficult. Many things can happen,…
FAQs on New York City Basement Apartments
Illegal basement apartments are among the most common infractions here in New York. Based on our site traffic, many building owners and tenants have questions about the legality of basement…
Save on Insurance Coverage with the New York Brick & Brownstone Program
Do you own a residential building in Manhattan, Brooklyn or Queens with 20 or fewer units? The New York Brick & Brownstone Program could improve your coverage and save you…