Sure and Common join forces to create a scalable embedded insurance experience for residents
Industry leaders announce exclusive renters insurance partnership that enables tenants to sign their lease and purchase a renters policy in the same workflow
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Sure, an insurance technology company, today announced an exclusive partnership with
Common, the leading residential brand that designs and manages multifamily apartments. The partnership marks a significant milestone in the evolution of customer-friendly digital experiences by enabling Common residents across the US to purchase renters insurance at the time of lease signing within Common's existing platform.
Prior to this exclusive partnership, Common worked with multiple insurance partners, including Sure, to enable customers to purchase renters insurance in 10+ cities like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Common has more than doubled in the last year; with 5,500 residents currently under management and an additional 20,000 units under development, finding a single partner capable of facilitating all of their needs in a seamless tenant onboarding experience became essential. Sure, a licensed insurance agency in all U.S. states and the District of Columbia, provides renters policies backed by leading insurance carriers in all 50 states and a renters insurance API that enables Common to streamline the purchase process for tenants — making Sure the ideal partner.
Illinois American Water
FARMINGTON, Ill. — Illinois American Water will be replacing over 3,000 feet of water main, approximately $635,000 worth, in the City of Farmington.
According to Illinois American Water, work will begin this month in the following areas:
North and South Cedar St.
West Cottonwood St., between South Cedar St. and South Mill St.
South Mill St.
Pleasant St.
The upgrades are necessary to keep up with aging infrastructure, according to Senior Manager of Operations Eric Larson.
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) this year gave America’s drinking water systems a C- grade, while wastewater systems received a D+.