Explore the top five most expensive U.S. states in 2025, focusing on key drivers like homeowners insurance, wildfire and hurricane risks, and housing inflation shaping the insurance and housing markets.

Florida's OIR and University of Florida partner to enhance home resilience against water intrusion, aiming to reduce insurance costs through advanced building materials and smart technologies.

Survey reveals Florida Republicans rank homeowners' insurance as a leading economic concern alongside housing costs and property taxes, shaping policy debates.

New Jersey's Department of Banking and Insurance offers detailed guidance on filing flood and storm damage insurance claims following the July 2024 severe weather, highlighting coverage nuances and claims procedures.

Severe July flash floods in Texas Hill Country have caused extensive property damage and triggered insurance affordability and housing market challenges, spotlighting risk management and regulatory responses.

House Bill 48 in Utah mandates new wildfire risk fees and updated mapping to guide insurance premiums and promote risk mitigation in high-risk wildland urban interface zones, impacting Wasatch and Summit counties starting 2026.

Mercury Insurance advises homeowners on proactive steps to prevent costly hail damage amid an active 2025 hail season. Learn key insurance coverage insights and storm readiness tips.

The Consumer Federation of America urges Montana lawmakers to conduct a full study on rising property insurance costs, causes, and solutions affecting all market segments including renters and mobile homes.

Mercury Insurance shares expert tips to help homeowners prepare for the 2025 hail season, emphasizing roof reinforcement, outdoor item security, and policy review to minimize property damage and insurance claims.

Explore leading U.S. earthquake insurance companies, their financial strength, coverage features, market share, and key risk management approaches in seismically active regions.