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

New survey highlights growing financial pressures on U.S. homeowners due to rising insurance, tax, and maintenance costs, impacting household budgets and long-term planning.

Study finds U.S. homeowners spend over $21,000 yearly on hidden costs including maintenance, property taxes, insurance, and utilities, with significant state-by-state variation.

Policy unpredictability, rising insurance and tax costs, and trade tensions are slowing the U.S. housing market recovery in 2019, creating cautious consumer behavior and a weak summer buying season outlook.