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@ i should have clarified, it is an apartment building with at least 10 residents. If you are at someone else's place you would put the name as c/o on the package, at least where she lives (Germany)
Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately it does not help much, as this is more a strategy for what amount I should insure it and not an answer to what kind of insurance I need. It does add some points to consider though.
@Fattie not sure if this would work, as the property has no real address (the street has no name), and "living space" needs to be at least 30m^2. Might work with consultation of a broker, probably not when I try do book it over the internet. I am not sure though, if insurance companies would decide not to pay, if I "lie" about living there (house insurance seems to be only for properties where people live)
@Ben Well my old insurance cancelled the insurance the prior owner took out and an insurance broker said most big insurance companies don't offer fire ensurance for this type of building anymore because it's just not worth it and I should look online if some specialised company offers something. Unfortunately I was not able to find anything fitting because I guess I used the wrong terms.
@dwizum I found the last question, it is probably similar enough to close this question as a dublicate, though it seems the car in the question could run for some time longer. The other two seem to focus on buying (new vs used), but in my case it's more like investing in the car already there vs buying a used one.
