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What you don’t know about your coverage can hurt you, especially when it comes to past work. Consider this
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Staying ahead in today’s insurance marketplace requires sharp insights and the right tools. The 2026 State of the Markets at a Glance deliver insights into key industry trends, emerging risks, and actionable intelligence to help you navigate the marketplace with confidence. Whether you’re assessing market shifts, identifying new opportunities, or fine-tuning your strategy, our latest insights ensure you stay informed and prepared for what is ahead.

Staying ahead in today’s insurance marketplace requires sharp insights and the right tools. The 2026 State of the Markets at a Glance deliver insights into key industry trends, emerging risks, and actionable intelligence to help you navigate the marketplace with confidence. Whether you’re assessing market shifts, identifying new opportunities, or fine-tuning your strategy, our latest insights ensure you stay informed and prepared for what is ahead.

What’s driving the next wave of construction, and how will it impact insurance? From multifamily housing to data centers and redevelopment in the West, the market is undergoing rapid shifts. CRC explores key trends, risks, and regional dynamics to help clients navigate the marketplace with confidence.

Is construction casualty finally stabilizing, or are hidden risks still reshaping the market? From nuclear verdicts and litigation funding to inflation pressures and the surge of new capacity, contractors face both challenges and opportunities. What does this mean for your business, and how can you prepare for what’s next?

With Builders Risk rates softening and capacity expanding, there’s a window of opportunity, but the market remains complex. Interest rates, construction starts, material inflation, and lender expectations vary regionally. Learn why CRC’s Insurisk Builders Risk+ offers the precision and capacity to meet today’s challenges.

As hyperscale data center investment surges, how can retail insurance agents position themselves to ride the Artificial Intelligence-infrastructure boom? This article explores the construction risks and coverage gaps in building AI data center campuses and explains why partnering with CRC Specialty puts agents at the forefront of this opportunity.

As global trade tensions fluctuate and new tariffs are imposed or adjusted, their effects extend far beyond international economics. They could also have a direct and growing influence on the property insurance marketplace. From strained supply chains to rising replacement costs, tariffs could reshape how insurers and insureds evaluate risk and price protection.

Want to know more about what to expect in the insurance marketplace but don’t have time to read a 10+ page State of the Market? Interested in emerging trends and market or capacity changes? Gain the key marketplace insights you need at just a glance with our easy-to-read 2025 guides.

Are you navigating the complex risks of construction? From crane collapses to scaffolding falls, securing the right insurance is crucial but challenging. How can you ensure your clients’ projects are covered? Discover helpful strategies to help safeguard their construction endeavors in our latest article.

Some construction projects pose greater difficulty in obtaining insurance coverage, including those utilizing EIFS cladding, projects planned on difficult terrain or in urban areas, and structures using modern, engineered timber. Specialist wholesale brokers can provide the guidance needed to find the most appropriate coverage for unique or challenging builds.

New York State Labor Law sections 240 / 241, known as the Scaffold Law, has created a litigious environment and made it difficult for contractors to obtain insurance. However, proposed legislation would reform the Scaffold Law on projects with federal funding. Could the bill pass? And what would it mean for the insurance market in New York?

As the U.S. embarks on a nationwide infrastructure upgrade, a challenging casualty insurance market may make for
a bumpy road. Millions of miles of roads as well as thousands of bridges and dams need repair across the country. A massive federal program aimed at addressing those needs is getting underway even as contractors face shortages of skilled labor and tight material supplies following the pandemic-related supply chain logjams. Social inflation is also generating other roadblocks as liability verdicts soar into the tens of millions of dollars. In the current legal environment, insurers have been pulling back on casualty coverage for public works projects, particularly those involving streets and roads, to limit their own exposure. As placements become more complex, experienced wholesale brokers with strong market relationships can be an invaluable ally for meeting insureds’ casualty insurance needs.

Turmoil in the property market, higher interest rates, and a slowing economy are complicating the Builder’s Risk market. Capacity is available but with higher deductibles and stronger risk mitigation requirements. Increasingly complex placements require skilled brokers with strong market relationships to get the job done.

Not sure what to expect when it comes to premium or terms and conditions? Interested in which lines of business may be seeing limited capacity or markets? Learn what to expect in the 2023 marketplace with our annual easy-to-read quick reference guide.