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
- Monroe: $6,729
- Miami-Dade: $5,093
- Palm Beach: $4,811
- Broward: $4,802
- Martin: $4,373
- Collier: $3,928
- Franklin: $3,849
- Walton: $3,603
- Indian River: $3,144
- Gulf: $2,787
- Okaloosa: $2,782
- Pinellas: $2,728
- Escambia: $2,681
- Brevard: $2,568
- Santa Rosa: $2,535
- Glades: $2,528
- Okeechobee: $2,528
- Bay: $2,519
- Lee: $2,515
- St. Lucie: $2,509
- Sarasota: $2,470
- Seminole: $2,459
- Orange: $2,440
- Hendry: $2,342
- Hillsborough: $2,320
- Calhoun: $2,317
- DeSoto: $2,296
- Hardee: $2,273
- Charlotte: $2,201
- Manatee: $2,144
- St. Johns: $2,135
- Nassau: $2,122
- Liberty: $2,093
- Washington: $2,093
- Holmes: $2,092
- Lafayette: $2,088
- Jackson: $2,039
- Volusia: $2,036
- Dixie: $2,031
- Jefferson: $2,013
- Osceola: $2,005
- Polk: $1,945
- Duval: $1,943
- Levy: $1,938
- Taylor: $1,935
- Madison: $1,934
- Highlands: $1,897
- Suwannee: $1,887
- Gadsden: $1,869
- Pasco: $1,859
- Flagler: $1,847
- Leon: $1,832
- Union: $1,815
- Hamilton: $1,805
- Clay: $1,787
- Putnam: $1,765
- Bradford: $1,750
- Wakulla: $1,749
- Gilchrist: $1,734
- Alachua: $1,733
- Lake: $1,731
- Columbia: $1,712
- Citrus: $1,711
- Hernando: $1,646
- Marion: $1,585
- Baker: $1,542
- 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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