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B Ok Insurance Solutions
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PROPERTY OWNERS

Commercial Property Insurance for Owners and Landlords

Protect the buildings, rent, landlord assets and liability exposures attached to commercial property ownership.

Building and loss of rent review
Landlord liability considered
Lease insurance obligations checked
Claims support after property damage

Search intent

Property risk is more than the building value

Commercial property insurance should respond to the asset, the lease, the income stream and the owner’s legal responsibilities.

For commercial property owners, SMSF landlords and owner-occupiers reviewing building insurance.

Underinsurance

Rebuild values, professional fees, debris removal and code upgrades can leave old sums insured behind.

Loss of rent

A damaged premises can interrupt rental income even when repairs are underway.

Lease obligations

Leases can shift responsibilities between landlord and tenant, including glass, fit-out and liability obligations.

Cover structure

Commercial property sections we review

We tailor the policy to how the asset is owned, occupied, leased and financed.

Building and landlord fixtures

Cover for the commercial building, landlord fixtures, services and selected improvements.

Loss of rent

Rental income protection after insured property damage affects tenant occupation.

Property owner liability

Liability exposure arising from ownership, common areas and landlord responsibilities.

Catastrophe and reinstatement costs

Review of removal of debris, professional fees, escalation, flood, storm and other location-based exposures.

Who it helps

Commercial property clients we help

Commercial landlords
SMSF property owners
Industrial unit owners
Retail and office property owners
Owner-occupiers
Mixed-use property investors

Broker process

How BOK reviews commercial property

Step 1

Understand ownership and lease

We check who owns, occupies and is responsible for each part of the property risk.

Step 2

Review sums insured

We discuss building values, rent exposure, outgoings, fees, debris removal and escalation.

Step 3

Align insurer appetite

We present the property clearly to insurers, including construction, occupancy and risk improvements.

FAQs

Common questions about commercial property

Does commercial property insurance cover tenants contents?

Usually no. Tenants normally insure their own contents and fit-out unless the lease or ownership structure says otherwise.

Can loss of rent be included?

Yes, loss of rent can usually be considered for landlords. We review the indemnity period and rental exposure.

What information do insurers need?

Common details include construction, year built, occupancy, rebuild value, claims history, fire protection, security and lease arrangements.

With B Ok, you'll be OK

Need this cover reviewed?

Tell us what your business does, what you already have in place and what contracts or assets need protecting. We'll help you compare suitable options.