Premises and property concerns
Owned, leased or managed properties can create property and premises-liability exposures. Coverage should reflect the locations, occupancy, values and activities involved.
Industry Detail
Real estate businesses face property, premises, professional service, tenant, vendor and contract-related exposures.

Business Environment
The details of your day-to-day work — your sites, vehicles, equipment and service context — are exactly what shape the right coverage conversation.
Risk Snapshot
Common risks vary by business, location and policy. The examples below can help identify exposures worth discussing when reviewing your coverage.
Owned, leased or managed properties can create property and premises-liability exposures. Coverage should reflect the locations, occupancy, values and activities involved.
Leases and vendor contracts may require specific limits, endorsements or certificates. Reviewing these terms can help identify insurance requirements before work or occupancy begins.
Real estate professionals may face allegations involving advice, errors, omissions or failure to perform professional services. Professional liability coverage may help address eligible claims.
Real estate firms often handle client data, financial information and electronic transactions. Cyber coverage can help address certain privacy, breach and cyber-event costs.
Explore
These coverage areas often come up in the industry review conversation.
Help protect your business against covered third-party bodily injury, property damage and certain personal or advertising injury claims.
Explore pageCombine core liability and property protections in one policy format that can work well for many eligible small and mid-sized businesses.
Explore pageHelp protect buildings, equipment, inventory, furniture and other business property against covered causes of loss.
Explore pageCoverage designed for vehicles used for business purposes, including company cars, vans, pickups and certain commercial trucks.
Explore pageCoverage for eligible work-related employee injuries or illnesses, subject to applicable state requirements and policy terms.
Explore pageProcess
Share operations, locations, employees, vehicles, property, contracts and current insurance.
Identify common coverage areas and questions that may affect the quote conversation.
Move toward the coverage direction that fits the business need and insurer requirements.
Contact Valoridge for policy changes, certificates, renewal questions and claims guidance whenever you need help.
Next Step
Tell us what your business does, where it operates and what you need to protect.