Homeowners insurance in Florida: premium by ZIP code

Florida's median ZIP code paid $3,211 per policy in 2022, the highest of any state, and ZIP 33480 paid $40,719.

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Premium per policy in 2022, Florida (median ZIP code)

$3,211

Average paid per HO-3 or HO-5 policy, inflation-adjusted as published by the Treasury. At September 2026 prices: about $4,277.

Change from 2018 to 2022, after inflation-16.5%
Premium per policy in 2018$3,845
Premium per policy in 2022$3,211
2022 premium carried to September 2026 (BLS index)$4,277
Policies not renewed by the insurer, 20220.36%
Claims paid per 100 policies, yearly average7.2
Average claim paid, 2018 to 2022 (adjusted)$20,737
Cancelled for nonpayment, 20221.05%

Treasury data stop in 2022. The September 2026 figure applies the national BLS price index to the 2022 value, read as 2022 dollars: an estimate, not a quote.

How this is computed

Compiled by Radif Partners · Where the numbers come from · 560 ZIP codes in 47 counties of Florida in the Treasury file · not a quote

Florida has the highest homeowners premiums in the Treasury file: its median ZIP code paid $3,211 per policy in 2022, about twice the national $1,551. The dearest tenth of its ZIP codes paid over $10,024, led by 33480 in Palm Beach County at $40,719. Yet the median fell -12.5% after inflation from 2018 to 2022, the largest drop of any state. That is not a sign of cheaper insurance. Private insurers failed or withdrew in those years, and Citizens Property Insurance Corporation took on the homes they left, often the dearest coastal ones; Citizens is outside the file. What remains is the private market. In 2022, the year of Hurricane Ian, insurers paid out 42% of premium in claims in the median ZIP code. Florida law sets hurricane deductible options, a once-a-year rule, notice periods and a 20% line for Citizens eligibility. The data stop in 2022.

Southeast Florida against the rest

Broward County's 47 ZIP codes had a median premium of $6,148 in 2022; Palm Beach County's 40 had $8,444, the highest of the large counties, and one of few that rose after inflation, +3.6%. Inland and on the Gulf side, the figures are lower and fell: Orange County, around Orlando, paid $2,554 after a change of -15.3%, and Hillsborough County, around Tampa, $3,212 after -14.9%. The cheapest ZIP codes in the file were 33576 in Pasco County at $1,503 and 32641 in Alachua County at $1,514. ZIP 33140, in Miami-Dade County, paid $34,055.

A shrinking private market

The Treasury figures describe the homes private insurers kept. Several Florida insurers became insolvent between 2020 and 2022, others stopped writing new policies, and Citizens grew. Its policies, which are not in the data, are concentrated where private insurers retreated. So the fall of the median from $3,845 to $3,211 does not mean the same house got cheaper. Oddly, the file's nonrenewal rate for Florida is low, 0.36% in 2022, ranked 49 of 51: an insurer that leaves the state or goes into receivership ends policies in other ways than an ordinary nonrenewal.

The rules Florida writes into the policy

Insurers must offer hurricane deductibles of $500, 2, 5 and 10 percent of the dwelling limit, and the hurricane deductible applies once per calendar year to all hurricanes with the same insurer (Fla. Stat. 627.701). A renewal premium must be notified 45 days ahead, a nonrenewal 120 days ahead, and a cancellation for nonpayment 10 days ahead (Fla. Stat. 627.4133). The hurricane deductible calculator applies the once-a-year rule.

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Citizens and the 20 percent line

The Citizens Property Insurance Corporation writes multi-peril and wind-only policies statewide and in its coastal account. The law keeps it a last resort: a primary residence offered comparable coverage by an authorized insurer at a premium no more than 20% above the Citizens premium is not eligible (Fla. Stat. 627.351(6)). The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation regulates rates and handles complaints. The FAIR plan page compares Citizens with the plans of other states.

Florida, year by year

Medians across the 560 ZIP codes of Florida in the Treasury FIO workbook (HO-3 and HO-5 policies, insurers that reported to regulators). Premium per policy = written premium / policies in force at year end.
YearFlorida median ZIPNational median ZIPNonrenewal rateClaims per 100 policiesPaid loss ratio
2018$3,845$1,4450.00%8.735%
2019$4,013$1,4690.17%6.826%
2020$3,448$1,4910.32%6.231%
2021$3,249$1,5210.38%5.430%
2022$3,211$1,5510.36%6.942%

The Florida counties with the most ZIP codes in the file

County of each ZIP code: the county holding most of its land area (Census 2020 relationship file). Medians across the county's ZIP codes.
CountyZIP codesMedian 2018Median 2022ChangeNonrenewal 2022Average claim
Broward County47$6,181$6,148-1.6%0.26%$31,768
Palm Beach County40$8,029$8,444+3.6%0.27%$36,977
Orange County38$3,056$2,554-15.3%0.62%$19,872
Hillsborough County37$3,869$3,212-14.9%0.19%$20,253
Miami-Dade County33$6,773$7,089+2.8%0.33%$40,596
Duval County29$2,651$2,369-10.8%0.37%$16,685
Lee County24$3,953$2,925-24.2%0.64%$25,767
Polk County23$3,464$2,282-30.6%0.91%$16,497

Highest and lowest premiums per policy, Florida ZIP codes, 2022

First five rows: the highest 2022 premiums per policy; last five: the lowest. A high figure often reflects larger and costlier homes as much as risk.
ZIP codeCountyPremium per policyChange since 2018Nonrenewal 2022
33480Palm Beach County$40,719+22.2%0.24%
33140Miami-Dade County$34,055+40.6%0.21%
33316Broward County$24,366+32.1%0.75%
34102Collier County$23,927+19.4%0.14%
33141Miami-Dade County$23,306+29.4%0.49%
33576Pasco County$1,503-43.3%0.20%
32641Alachua County$1,514-3.7%0.60%
34748Lake County$1,545-36.5%0.17%
34609Hernando County$1,558-29.6%0.07%
34481Marion County$1,560-11.2%0.48%

Questions homeowners and renters ask

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Why is homeowners insurance so expensive in Florida?

Hurricane risk, high claim costs and a shrinking private market. Florida's median ZIP code paid $3,211 per policy in 2022, the highest state median in the Treasury file, and the dearest tenth of ZIP codes paid over $10,024. Reinsurance, which Florida insurers buy heavily, adds to the cost.

How much is homeowners insurance in Palm Beach County?

The median ZIP code of Palm Beach County paid $8,444 per policy in 2022, after a rise of +3.6% after inflation from 2018. At September 2026 prices that is about $11,247. Coastal ZIP codes paid far more. Citizens policies are not in these figures.

How much notice must a Florida insurer give before nonrenewal?

120 days of written notice under Fla. Stat. 627.4133, and 45 days for a renewal premium. A cancellation for nonpayment needs 10 days. After a hurricane, the statute also limits the nonrenewal of a damaged home until repairs have been made.

Did Florida home insurance get cheaper from 2018 to 2022?

Not for the same house. The private-market median fell -12.5% after inflation, but over those years insurers failed or left and Citizens, which is outside the data, took many of the costliest homes. The remaining private policies are a different mix, so the median moved for that reason.

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