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Insurance and risk advice for property and real estate.

Omnisure works with property owners, landlords, investors, developers and real estate businesses to manage the risks associated with property ownership, tenancy, liability and ongoing asset management.

Property risk is about more than protecting the building.

Property owners and real estate businesses can face a wide range of exposures across buildings, tenants, income, liability and day-to-day operations.

Damage to the property is only one part of the risk. Tenant-related loss, legal liability, interruption to rental income and unexpected events can all create significant financial pressure.

Omnisure takes the time to understand how the property is owned, used and managed, helping create insurance programmes that protect the asset while also considering the broader financial and operational risks around it.

Protecting the property is important. Protecting the income, liability and long-term value around it matters just as much.

Property risk extends well beyond physical damage.

Ownership, tenancy, liability and income are closely connected, making it important to consider how an incident could affect the entire property investment.

01.

Property damage

Fire, storm, theft, water damage and other insured events can result in significant repair or replacement costs.

02.

Loss of rental income

Damage to a property can interrupt rental income and create additional financial pressure while repairs are completed.

03.

Tenant-related damage

Vandalism, theft and other damage caused by tenants can create unexpected costs for landlords and property owners.

04.

Legal liability

Property owners can be exposed to claims if tenants, visitors or other third parties suffer injury or loss connected with the property.

05.

Strata and shared property

Properties operating within strata or shared ownership structures can involve additional insurance responsibilities and areas of potential overlap.

06.

Property management and operations

Real estate and property businesses can also face professional, cyber, employment and operational risks beyond the physical asset itself.

Insurance solutions built around the property and the way it is used.

The right programme will depend on the type of property, ownership structure, tenancy arrangements and the risks associated with managing the asset.
01.

Landlords Insurance

Cover for rental properties, including insured damage to the building and contents provided for tenant use.

02.

Loss of Rent

Protection against loss of rental income following certain insured events or covered tenant-related circumstances.

03.

Tenant Damage and Vandalism

Cover for certain loss or damage caused by tenants, including theft or malicious damage where covered by the policy.

04.

Legal Liability

Protection against claims where the property owner may be legally responsible for injury, damage or loss suffered by another person.

05.

Commercial Property Insurance

Cover for commercial buildings, contents and other property assets used for investment or business purposes.

06.

Strata Insurance

Insurance for strata-titled buildings and common property, subject to the specific ownership and management structure.

07.

Business Interruption

Cover designed to help manage financial loss when an insured event disrupts normal property or business operations.

08.

Professional Indemnity

Protection for real estate agencies, property managers and other professionals providing advice or services within the property sector.

A practical approach to managing property risk.

We look beyond the building itself to understand the ownership structure, tenants, income and responsibilities surrounding each property or portfolio.

01.

Understand the asset

We consider the property type, value, location, occupancy and intended use before recommending cover.

02.

Look at the wider exposure

Rental income, liability, tenant risks and operational responsibilities are considered alongside physical property damage.

03.

Review as things change

Renovations, changes in tenancy, portfolio growth and changing property values can all affect risk. We help keep cover aligned as circumstances evolve.

Property insurance built around the full picture.

Property risks can look simple on the surface, but ownership structures, tenancy arrangements and income exposures often create additional complexity.
Tailored advice

We take the time to understand the individual property or portfolio rather than relying on a standard approach.

Broader risk perspective

Our advice considers the asset, income, liability and wider operational risks surrounding property ownership and management.

Responsive support

When circumstances change or a claim occurs, our team is available to help clients understand their options and keep the process moving.

Ongoing review

We help clients review their insurance as property values, portfolios, tenants and operational needs change over time.

Talk to our property and real estate specialists.

Our team works with property owners, investors and real estate businesses to protect assets, manage liability and build insurance programmes that reflect the way their property interests operate.

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Let’s talk about protecting your property interests.

Whether you own a single investment property, manage a growing portfolio or operate a property-focused business, our team can help review your risks and current insurance arrangements.