Founded in 2019, APOLLO serves Canadian consumers with digitally native insurance products. Since then, APOLLO has collaborated with leading REITs, property management companies, proptechs, and other organisations to embed insurance products into their existing workflows. For property managers, the insurance purchase experience is embedded directly into the leasing and renewal workflows.
Jeff McCann, APOLLO Founder and CEO, commented on the partnership, “APOLLO and Dream share the common goal of making it easier for residents to access tenant insurance. Dream works hard to provide their residents with an exceptional rental experience, and this partnership will only enhance that.”
Since its founding in 1994, Dream has remained one of Canada’s preeminent real estate companies through its vision to revolutionise the way people live and work. Dream is experienced in recognising and identifying desirable areas that will grow in value. They have been able to build high-quality homes for every member of society, from suburban single-family homes to condos and modern co-living spaces from Saskatchewan to Toronto.
The partnership with APOLLO focuses on building and developing outstanding homes while providing residents with easy and affordable access to tenant insurance.
Hero Mohtadi, VP of Residential Operations and Asset Management at Dream, said: “Dream is excited about this partnership with APOLLO, a company that recognises our vision of sustainable affordability. With their intuitive platform, our residents will have a convenient way to obtain comprehensive insurance policies, and our property managers will have an easier time tracking resident insurance compliance.”
In 2022, APOLLO became the sole insurance provider to integrate with Yardi Systems, facilitating instant insurance transactions and automating compliance with real-time tracking and alerts for property managers. Earlier this year, APOLLO launched Finshore, a buy-now-pay-later subsidiary to provide a fully embedded monthly payment option to their customers.
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