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How to Insure New York Brick & Brownstone: A Broker’s Guide

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Whether your clients own a two-unit, owner-occupied brownstone or a mixed-use brick apartment building with 30 tenants, the right insurance program should reflect the realities of insuring these unique habitational properties in New York City. What sets these buildings apart isn’t just their age — it’s how they were built.

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Blog Post: From Boilerplate to Blueprint: The Secret Life of Standard Insurance Policy Forms

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Read now » Related Content Standard Insurance Policy Forms Fundamentals Checklist Peruse this overview of standard insurance policy forms to build your understanding of their history, nature, and purposes.

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Landlord Insurance: Costs and Coverages in the City

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Insurance agents and brokers looking to get more business from landlord clients will need access to a program that can insure multiple units or buildings, including a mix of landlord, commercial, and tenant-occupied spaces. It can also include commercial, personal use, or rented units. to a simple duplex in Chicago. 

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Blog Post: April Fool’s-Proof Coverage: Manage Construction Risks Through Commercial General Liability Insurance

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Learn how to specify the insurance to be obtained in a building contract so coverage for construction risks is maximized.