OREANDA-NEWS. May 24, 2011. IC ROSNO concluded 17 large country real estate insurance contracts in Moscow and the Moscow Region for the total amount of 58,431,681 US dollars, reported the press-centre of ROSNO.

Seven of the seventeen insured cottage houses are located in the Odintsovsky district. These cottage houses have been covered by ROSNO’s insurance protection for the insurance amounts ranging from 1 to 15 mln. US dollars. In the Istrinsky district, the company has insured two houses, covering each for 1.37 mln. US dollars.

Also, ROSNO has concluded insurance contracts with owners of the country real estate in the Krasnogorsky district (insurance amount — 14 mln. US dollars), the Pushkinsky district (1.1 mln. US dollars), the Naro-Fominsky district (over 1 mln. US dollars), the Noginsky district (1.2 mln. US dollars), the Mytischinsky district (1 mln. US dollars), the Schelkovsky district (1 mln. US dollars), the Lyuberetsky district (1.2 mln. US dollars), and in Moscow (1.36 mln. US dollars).

"Country real estate insurance, especially in the Moscow region, is stably popular, since country real estate is the most valuable property in possession. Even during the crisis, we observed no significant decrease in sales. From the beginning of the year, we have been seeing a positive trend in this type of insurance: our sales grew by 16 percent. Many of our clients who, in the times of crisis, tried to achieve some economy by purchasing insurance policies with a minimum risk coverage, this year are purchasing policies with an extended risk coverage", notes Mr. Artem Iskra, Director of ROSNO’s Personal Property Insurance Department.

All cottage houses have been protected under the cottage and townhouse insurance program Citadel. This program, in addition to the buildings and installations located on a land plot, as well as household items, our clients can insure the land plot itself, landscape installations, trees, self-moving vehicles, and pets. The program is offered in several versions: basic, full and extended, which differ in the set of covered risks and additional expenses, and in their service component.