Coverage built around shared common areas between multiple tenants, where liability questions can get complicated fast if lease language isn't clear upfront.
Get a quote for Strip MallsCovers injury claims in shared parking lots and walkways.
Covers the building structure and common areas.
Extra liability limits given multi-tenant exposure.
Replaces lost income if the property is damaged.
Relevant if you employ property management staff.
Required for any staff on payroll.
A customer leaving one strip mall tenant slips in the shared parking lot, and what follows is a year of finger-pointing between the tenant, the landlord, and their insurers, over language nobody had actually confirmed at lease signing.
Read the full story →Depends on your lease language and management agreements. Confirming this clearly before a claim happens saves significant cost and delay.
Not necessarily, common-area liability often needs to be addressed specifically in your own coverage as the property owner.
Confirm your contract with them addresses liability, and make sure your own coverage doesn't assume they alone are responsible.