Addressing the Insurance Crisis Through Property Resilience

Published August 2023

The withdrawal of larger insurance companies from certain markets has left property owners in a scramble to secure coverage since property insurance is required by lenders. While insurance policies and premiums may require time to catch up with property resiliency efforts, property owners and investors should consider proactively upgrading their properties.

In this Globe St. article, Tony Liou, founder and President of Partner Energy, delves into why insurance companies should consider property resilience measures when underwriting, and what owners should do in the meantime to protect their assets.

Author

  • Co-Founder and President, Partner Energy

    Tony Liou is co-founder and President of Partner Energy, a division of Partner Engineering and Science. The company helps clients identify, capitalize and implement energy efficiency and sustainability projects that meet business goals. Tony shares his insights and discusses best practices at speaking engagements and through industry publications including MBA CREF, NAREIM Meetings, CREFC Annual Conference, Environmental Banker Association (EBA) Annual Meeting, and IMN ESG Forums.

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