The mayor’s call to “freeze the rent” galvanized the 69 percent of New Yorkers who don’t own their homes. But the city’s landlords claim the math doesn’t add up.

A bill requiring Washington landlords disclose flood risk to renters has passed after some renters were caught unprepared during December's atmospheric river.

Discover key differences between homeowners and renters insurance, covering what each protects and why understanding these ...

Tenants need renters insurance for personal items and liability, while landlords need separate landlord policies to protect the building and lost rent. Getty Images Renters often believe their ...

The DNR is promoting Flood Insurance Awareness Week to help residents manage the state's most frequent natural hazard. Most standard policies exclude flood damage, requiring separate coverage that is ...

When a rental property is insured only by the owner’s policy, a large gap remains: The tenant’s belongings and liability exposures are left unprotected. That gap can create costly disputes and ...

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After a south Fargo apartment fire, a local agent is reminding renters that insurance can cover personal losses and prevent costly liabilities. Firefighters rescued a resident during a massive ...

Renters across much of the U.S. have enjoyed easing prices and months of free rent this year. Now, this tenant-friendly environment looks poised to extend deep into next year, and perhaps beyond.

Rhino renters insurance comes with very limited coverage, so it's not the best choice for most people. Its security deposit insurance makes sense only if you can't afford the deposit on your own.

Whether you're in a modern high-rise or a house in the suburbs, renters insurance can be critical after a disaster or robbery. A policy can pay to repair or replace your belongings and cover the ...

In cities across the U.S., the scales have tipped, and most of the real estate industry hasn’t noticed. More than 44.5 million households in the United States are renter-occupied, accounting for 35 ...