ZZieglerBrokerage

New York City commercial insurance

A commercial insurance broker built around New York property.

Ziegler Brokerage serves apartment, mixed-use, condo/co-op, and commercial property owners throughout New York City. Mark Losavio became an independent broker in Manhattan in 1995 and now works alongside his son, Samuel.

A stronger NYC property submission

Give the market one reliable picture of the risk.

Older construction, mixed occupancies, building systems, commercial cooking, property values, loss history, and portfolio structure can each change which markets will consider a New York City building. We organize the facts before approaching the market so differences in the returned terms are easier to evaluate.

Ziegler serves property owners, real-estate investors, managing agents, condo and co-op boards, and eligible commercial businesses across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.

Direct access

Meet the brokers handling the work.

Two generations work together on the account, from the first submission through placement and service.

Questions

Starting with the right information.

Practical answers for New York City owners preparing to approach the insurance market.

What does Ziegler Brokerage insure in New York City?

Ziegler works with owners and managers of apartment buildings, mixed-use properties, condo and co-op buildings, commercial properties, and eligible portfolios. The available carrier and policy structure depends on the complete risk and underwriting review.

Does Ziegler Brokerage only serve New York City?

No. Ziegler's independent-brokerage roots are in Manhattan, and the brokerage is licensed in all 50 states. New York City remains a core service area for property-owner and commercial insurance work.

What information should I send for an NYC building quote?

Start with the property address, ownership entity, occupancy and tenant mix, construction and system updates, values, current coverage, renewal date, and loss runs. A building or portfolio schedule is helpful when more than one property is involved.

Why work with an independent commercial insurance broker?

An independent broker can organize the risk and approach multiple carrier or wholesale-market paths, subject to licensing, access, market appetite, and underwriting. The useful comparison includes coverage terms, exclusions, deductibles, conditions, carrier, and price.

Start a conversation

Send us the risk.

Share the building, occupancy, timing, and current coverage. We’ll review it and come back with the next useful step.