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Double-Digit Hike In Homeowners Insurance Rates For 2nd Consecutive Year

Ken M.#3 Creative Real Estate Financing Contributor
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, Dallas
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Pro Tip: Ask an insurance agent what your rate will be before you make that offer.

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Insurance premiums of American homeowners rose last year, with rates increasing by more than 20 percent in six states, according to a recent report from S&P Global.

In 2024, insurers raised rates by 10.4 percent as of Dec. 27, which followed a 12.7 percent hike in the previous year, according to the Jan. 21 report from the company.

In total, 33 states saw premiums climb by double digits last year, with the largest spike seen in Nebraska at 22.7 percent. Premiums in Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Utah, and Washington jumped by more than 20 percent.

The insurance situation is especially serious in California and Florida.

In 2023, around 7 percent of realtors saw deals fall through due to insurance issues, with the share jumping to 13 percent last year as of October, according the California Association of Realtors.

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