Tips for Landlords, Building and Home Owners
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,…
4 Steps to Insuring Collectibles & High-Value Items
Whether you collect unique items as a hobby or you own expensive jewelry or artwork, it’s important to make sure these high-value items are covered by your homeowner's insurance policy…
Preparing Your Commercial Building for Sale
You’ve decided it’s time to sell your commercial building. Whether you own an apartment building, office space, an industrial/manufacturing facility, or some other commercial property, follow these tips to maximize…
Common Misconceptions About Insurance Premium Increases
Insurance providers look at many factors when determining what rate and coverage to offer at renewal. The inherent complexity of the insurance industry can leave property owners confused about the…
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…
Best Practices and Safety Tips for Apartment Managers
The best way to save money on insurance is to lower your risk profile and avoid claims. In addition to the practices covered in our article on building a property…
Sidewalk Liability for New York City Landlords
The sidewalks around your building may belong to New York City. But the responsibility for maintenance and sidewalk liability belong to you. In fact, underwriters report that sidewalk-related injuries are…
The Health Risks of Poor Indoor Air Quality During Winter
The following article is a guest post by Rachel Watson of Precision Air & Plumbing. During summer, opening windows and doors can help you cool down. However, cold weather calls…
6 Common Winter Home Disasters and How to Avoid Them
Harsh winter weather—including below-freezing temps, high winds, and ice and snow storms—can cause thousands of dollars in damage to both the exterior and interior of your home. Fortunately, you’re not…