Insurance Marketplace Adds to Uncertainty for Contractors
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Amid the stubborn coronavirus pandemic, institutional capital and developer investment has paused, forcing contractors to take a wait-and-see approach for their direction in 2021 and beyond. While the industry cheered the economic comeback of the third quarter after a record second-quarter slowdown, developers and builders remain cautious, particularly in sectors deeply affected by the pandemic and the associated shutdowns – namely office buildings and hospitality. Well-capitalized projects, including those funded by municipal bonds, appear set to continue on plan while other more speculative investments have been sidelined indefinitely.
Featuring:
- Nathan Levine is a Senior Vice President in CRC’s Boca Raton, FL office and active member of the Casualty Practice Group
- Michael V. Yovino is an active member of the Casualty Practice Group and Senior Vice President in CRC’s Long Island, New York office.
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Chapter
1. Insurance Marketplace Adds to Uncertainty for Contractors (00:00:00)
2. What is the latest update on the construction industry? (00:01:41)
3. Are projects facing delays? (00:03:23)
4. What are the problematic segments? (00:05:17)
5. What effect will the Surfside condo collapse have in Florida? (00:06:48)
6. What's the latest with carriers? (00:08:01)
7. What about Florida? (00:10:01)
8. What do agents need to know now about Construction? (00:11:30)
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