Broker
Joseph Colangelo
Commercial Risk Advisor - Franklin Street
About
Working from Greater Tampa Bay Area, Florida, Joseph Colangelo holds the role of Commercial Risk Advisor at Franklin Street, an insurance brokerage supporting commercial real estate risk needs. Colangelo's professional record includes education at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School (Master of Business Administration (MBA)), alongside a current role connected with property coverage, liability exposures, and insurance program design.
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About Franklin Street
Franklin Street is an integrated commercial real estate firm providing capital markets, leasing, property management, project management, and insurance services across the asset lifecycle. Its insurance team operates within that broader real estate platform and uses Franklin Street Insurance 360 to support exposure analysis, claims tracking, catastrophe modeling, and portfolio reporting.
Commercial real estate insurance at Franklin Street
Franklin Street designs and places commercial property and casualty programs for real estate owners, investors, operators, and developers, while also supporting acquisitions, lender compliance, claims, and loss control. Its documented experience spans multifamily, affordable housing, office, medical office, hospitality, industrial and logistics properties, retail, self-storage, student housing, development projects, and other asset classes. The team uses layered program structures, domestic and international market access, catastrophe modeling, and replacement-cost analysis to address wind, flood, earthquake, wildfire, business interruption, and builder's risk exposures.
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