Protecting Your Vacant Buildings

Zurich presents an eye-opening white paper: “Protecting Your Vacant Building.” The research explores how to reduce the common risks and become more aware of coverage pitfalls. According to the paper, one of the side effects of the current economic downturn is the increase in vacant buildings— and the increase in claims on those properties, due to hazards and crime. Many property owners don’t realize that insurance coverage on vacant property does not last long (most often only 60 days). The paper suggests that even the term “vacant” can be misinterpreted and shows you how to properly define it. For more info on how you benefit from this paper, click here. 

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