When renters come to us for help buying NYC renters insurance, we go over a lot of details to make sure they get the coverage they need. Here are some of the things you should keep in mind when you’re shopping
Two things make experienced brokers especially valuable for people who need property insurance: They can save policyholders money and time.
At Gotham Brokerage, we can help protect you and your property. Knowing exactly what kind of renters insurance you need and how to save money while still obtaining the best coverage is even more important in a tight renters’ market.
No matter how well-intentioned a company is, or how aggressive its attempts at security are, it simply cannot guarantee users will treat you or your home with respect.
Gotham has written policies in New York City for more than 50 years, serving clients throughout the Tri-State area. As a brokerage, we work with multiple underwriters and insurance companies to help tailor your coverage and keep costs down.
Gotham Brokerage is a family-owned business that’s served the New York City area for more than 50 years. There’s no weather-related disaster we haven’t seen, so if you think you need flood insurance, call or email us, and we’d be happy to guide you to the right policy.
Irene turned out to be more of a nuisance than a disaster for New Yorkers. But as downtown business owners — who a decade ago had their livelihoods disrupted by 9/11 — can tell you, it’s important for businesspeople to prepare for disaster, whether it’s caused by a terrorist attack or a hurricane.
NYC’s recent close call with Hurricane/Tropical Storm Irene has many New Yorkers wondering whether their homeowners’ policies cover storm damage.
Regardless of which borough you pick (and it’s interesting how many of the loudest Manhattan advocates are former Brooklynites, and vice versa) you need to secure your belongings with renter’s insurance. Gotham is the first place you should look.
One of the few advantages of the recession for renters in New York City was its repression of rents.