Miami Condo & Condominium Insurance

A Miami condo policy works differently than a house. Your association's master policy covers the building; an HO-6 condo policy covers everything inside your unit, your belongings, your liability, and your share of an association loss assessment. Since Florida's reforms after the Surfside collapse, associations carry larger reserves and special assessments have become more common, so loss-assessment coverage carries real weight here. We size your HO-6 limits, coordinate with the master policy, and shop the package across carriers.

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Read your association's master policy before you buy. Some are all-in and cover fixtures inside the unit; others are bare walls and leave cabinets, flooring, and built-ins to you. Your HO-6 limit should fill the exact gap your association leaves.

Loss assessment is the coverage Miami owners overlook most. If the building is hit with a large repair or insurance shortfall, your association can bill each owner a share. Adequate loss-assessment coverage on your HO-6 absorbs that bill instead of your savings.

We serve clients throughout Miami and Miami-Dade County, from Brickell to Coral Gables.

What Does Condo Insurance (HO-6) Cover?

  • Interior Structure — Covers walls, floors, ceilings, and built-in fixtures inside your unit that your condo association's policy doesn't cover.
  • Personal Property — Protects your furniture, electronics, clothing, and personal belongings from covered perils.
  • Liability Coverage — Covers legal and medical costs if someone is injured inside your condo unit.
  • Loss Assessment — Covers your share of special assessments charged by the condo association after a covered loss to common areas.

Miami Condominium Insurance — FAQ

Common questions from Miami clients.

What is HO-6 condo insurance?

HO-6 is the policy a condo owner carries for their individual unit. It covers the interior, your personal property, personal liability, and loss assessments from the association, picking up where the building's master policy stops.

Do I need condo insurance if my building has a master policy?

Yes. The master policy covers the building and common areas, not the inside of your unit or your belongings. Most Miami associations also require owners to carry their own HO-6 policy.

What is loss-assessment coverage?

If your association levies a special assessment after a large loss, loss-assessment coverage on your HO-6 pays your share up to the limit you choose. With Florida's stricter reserve rules, this coverage is increasingly important in Miami buildings.

Does condo insurance cover flood in Miami?

No. Flood is separate. For ground-floor or low-rise units in a flood zone, we can add an NFIP or private flood policy alongside your HO-6.