New Orleans ....... insurance
Does anybody have a recommendation for insurance in New Orleans for an apartment complex ???

I have 250+ units in 1 complex .... I can't get rates under $2k/unit right now and it's absolutely killing a sale I have underway.
We've shopped nearly every market and the prices we are getting back are eye watering !!!
[{"id": "iootdy1", "text": "It's been almost impossible to get insurance in Orleans or Jefferson Parish lately. We went from putting $1.00/psf on a pro forma to $1.50. Now it's over $2.00 psf for new policies. \n\nIt's causing massive havoc in both the commercial and residential real estate markets. \n\nSorry I couldn't be of more help. I don't know any company that is writing a policies write now.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iop91xd", "text": "It's bad in coastal Texas, too. Global warming coming home to roost. I'm having trouble even finding companies that will quote my properties near Beaumont.", "replies": [{"id": "iophe77", "text": "Yeah, it's the entire Gulf Coast but NOLA is especially brutal.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ioq0lac", "text": "Couldn\u2019t have posted your question at a better time. This is the top article on NBC news app. Residential, but a terrible coincidence seeing your post right after closing that app out. \u201cLouisiana faces an insurance crisis, leaving people afraid they can't afford their homes\u201d https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/louisiana-homeowners-insurance-crisis-hurricanes-rcna46746", "replies": [{"id": "ioq1ko4", "text": "Yup, I read that earlier today.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ioq1jfo", "text": "Ask your agent about getting a parametric policy.", "replies": [{"id": "ip2qjzc", "text": "I've already exhausted that angle .... the products available don't match what the banks want/need.", "replies": [{"id": "ip2rlq0", "text": "Unfortunately, the coastal markets have gotten hammered because of recent hurricane losses, tightening credit markets and inflationary impacts on materials and labor.  \n\nThree years ago I was paying $200-400/unit and I just renewed all policies at no less than $1,200/unit.  We\u2019ve even got quotes as high as $3,500/unit.  \n\nYou could always used that data to negotiate a decrease in purchase price if the seller is amenable.", "replies": [{"id": "ip2uw9g", "text": "I'm the seller !!!!!    and yes, I'm getting $3k/unit pricing ............. up from $2k/unit only 2 months ago, and $1.4k/unit 2 months before that.", "replies": [{"id": "ip2vnwd", "text": "Ohhhh, sorry misread initial post. \n\nUgh, sorry to hear that man.  As an owner operator, insurance has killed several deals for us this year on the buy side.  That coupled with exorbitant property tax increases and wage/material inflation has been weighing down NOI on all our current assets.", "replies": [{"id": "ip3683q", "text": "I've easily missed 10-15 deals, do to knowing the price of insurance beforehand and the other buyers not really knowing what they are about to be in for.", "replies": [], "depth": 6}], "depth": 5}], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]