Fla. Lists ‘Average Insurance Premiums’ by County

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Fla. Lists ‘Average Insurance Premiums’ by County

At $6,729, Monroe County’s average premium tops the list, while Sumter County is the state’s most affordable for property insurance with an average $1,438.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) issued a report July 1 that showed homeowners in different parts of the state pay widely varying amounts for property insurance.

Average premiums for homeowners by county

  1. Monroe: $6,729
  2. Miami-Dade: $5,093
  3. Palm Beach: $4,811
  4. Broward: $4,802
  5. Martin: $4,373
  6. Collier: $3,928
  7. Franklin: $3,849
  8. Walton: $3,603
  9. Indian River: $3,144
  10. Gulf: $2,787
  11. Okaloosa: $2,782
  12. Pinellas: $2,728
  13. Escambia: $2,681
  14. Brevard: $2,568
  15. Santa Rosa: $2,535
  16. Glades: $2,528
  17. Okeechobee: $2,528
  18. Bay: $2,519
  19. Lee: $2,515
  20. St. Lucie: $2,509
  21. Sarasota: $2,470
  22. Seminole: $2,459
  23. Orange: $2,440
  24. Hendry: $2,342
  25. Hillsborough: $2,320
  26. Calhoun: $2,317
  27. DeSoto: $2,296
  28. Hardee: $2,273
  29. Charlotte: $2,201
  30. Manatee: $2,144
  31. St. Johns: $2,135
  32. Nassau: $2,122
  33. Liberty: $2,093
  34. Washington: $2,093
  35. Holmes: $2,092
  36. Lafayette: $2,088
  37. Jackson: $2,039
  38. Volusia: $2,036
  39. Dixie: $2,031
  40. Jefferson: $2,013
  41. Osceola: $2,005
  42. Polk: $1,945
  43. Duval: $1,943
  44. Levy: $1,938
  45. Taylor: $1,935
  46. Madison: $1,934
  47. Highlands: $1,897
  48. Suwannee: $1,887
  49. Gadsden: $1,869
  50. Pasco: $1,859
  51. Flagler: $1,847
  52. Leon: $1,832
  53. Union: $1,815
  54. Hamilton: $1,805
  55. Clay: $1,787
  56. Putnam: $1,765
  57. Bradford: $1,750
  58. Wakulla: $1,749
  59. Gilchrist: $1,734
  60. Alachua: $1,733
  61. Lake: $1,731
  62. Columbia: $1,712
  63. Citrus: $1,711
  64. Hernando: $1,646
  65. Marion: $1,585
  66. Baker: $1,542
  67. Sumter: $1,438

Note: Averages are based on data from the first quarter of 2022

Source: Florida Office of Insurance Regulation

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