Ownership of commercial real estate is not only a profitable business but also a significant responsibility. This type of entrepreneurial activity is associated with many risks, including the complete or partial loss of property or unforeseen expenses when compensating for potential damage to property or the health of third parties. Insurance of commercial real estate and liability for its operation protects the interests not only of the owner but also of tenants using the premises or the entire building.
How to arrange commercial real estate insurance?
You can contact our insurance broker to select advantageous and flexible conditions suitable for each individual case. We will provide insurance options from leading insurance companies, taking into account your budget.
Documents required to prove ownership rights and the value of the property will need to be submitted.
Our broker will help you to conclude an insurance contract for the following buildings and premises:
- Public catering facilities and food production lines.
- Separate commercial real estate: business, retail and entertainment centers.
- Warehouses, including those located within another building.
Insurance risks, damage from which will be compensated by the insurance company include:
- Fire, explosion
- Water damage
- Various damages, such as falling trees, vehicle collisions
- All types of malicious actions
- Natural disasters such as hurricane, flood, earthquake, etc.
- Fall of manned flying objects or their fragments or cargo on the property
- Glass and window breakage
How to arrange liability insurance for owners of commercial real estate?
You need to choose the liability limit and confirm the right to own the real estate. Our broker's specialists will calculate the cost of insurance with leading insurance companies based on your individual parameters.
We will also help you draw up a contract for commercial real estate insurance and owner's liability insurance according to your individual needs.
Our broker will provide high-quality support both when concluding an insurance contract and in case of a possible insurance event.