Commercial Property Market Stabilizing, With Ample Capacity: USI January 9, 2025 The commercial property market is showing signs of stabilization, and buyers with favorable risk profiles will see rate decreases or...
FM Makes Third ‘Resilience Credit’ With $400M for Clients October 25, 2024 Eligible commercial property insurance clients of FM will receive a share of $400 million in what the insurer calls a...
Marsh: US Commercial Insurance Rates Up 3% on Hikes in Casualty October 24, 2024 By Chad Hemenway Commercial insurance rates during the third quarter in the U.S. increased 3%, with casualty rates up 10%. According to Marsh’s...
Commercial Property Rate Stabilization Highlights Latest WTW CLIPS September 10, 2024 Broker WTW said commercial lines insurance rates increased overall by an average of 5.9% during the second quarter. Quarterly price...
Landlords Face a $1.5 Trillion Commercial Real Estate Maturity Wall September 3, 2024 By Neil Callanan and Scott Carpenter Landlords for offices, apartment complexes and other commercial real estate have $1.5 trillion of debt due by the end of...
CIAB: Clear Evidence of Softening Commercial P/C Market Conditions in Q2 August 20, 2024 By Chad Hemenway Commercial property/casualty premium increases in the second quarter 2024 were flat or down from the previous quarter for all lines...
FM Global Rebrands As FM July 18, 2024 FM Global said it will now be known simply as FM. The commercial property insurer on July 17 unveiled its...
Commercial Real Estate Trouble Evident in Fading Downtown Construction February 14, 2024 By Isis Almeida and Miranda Davis When Rahm Emanuel ran Chicago and wanted to boast about the health of the city, the then-mayor pointed to the...
California FAIR Plan Increases Commercial Coverage Limits to $20M Per Location November 2, 2023 The California FAIR Plan Association is offering increased commercial coverage of up to $20 million per location. Prior to the...
Courts Find ‘How Many Apartment Units Are There?’ Is an Ambiguous Question October 27, 2023 By Andrew G. Simpson Because its application question about how many apartments were in a New York building was considered ambiguous, an insurer has...