Real Estate/Development
Nov. 25, 2003
No Escaping High Insurance Costs
BY OLIVIA LOY CREJ Staff Writer In a survey conducted by the California Apartment Association, the members' No. 1 concern was the increase in insurance premiums, according to Cory Koehler, deputy director for the Rental Housing Association of Sacramento Valley.
CREJ Staff Writer
In a survey conducted by the California Apartment Association, the members' No. 1 concern was the increase in insurance premiums, according to Cory Koehler, deputy director for the Rental Housing Association of Sacramento Valley.
Insurance costs have risen between 150 percent and 200 percent in the last two years, Koehler said.
"It's a huge, huge deal," he said. "Rents are going down, flattening ...
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