Would inland marine insurance typically cover a warehouse?

Inland marine insurance is primarily designed to provide coverage for property that is in transit or for certain types of movable property. This can include things like construction equipment, fine arts, or goods that are shipped over water. However, inland marine policies generally do not extend coverage to fixed locations such as warehouses, which are considered immobile structures. Instead, coverage for warehouses typically falls under commercial property insurance, which is specifically designed to protect real estate and the contents within that building.

In this context, the focus is on the nature of inland marine insurance itself. Since warehouses do not fit the criteria of movable property or goods in transit, they are not included in the coverage that inland marine insurance provides.