Further evidence of improving property insurance market conditions in coastal US states
Florida & Louisiana. Rates, reinsurance costs falling | | | Florida Citizens recommends rate cuts.
Louisiana cites reinsurance cost declines  Homeowners property insurance rates are falling further in catastrophe exposed Florida and Louisiana, with Citizens Property Insurance Corporation's Board of Governors recommending rate cuts for most policyholders and the Louisiana Department of Insurance announcing insurers rate decreases. Both of these US states have introduced legislative reforms related to property insurance and policyholders are beginning to reap the benefits, as reinsurance risk capital's confidence in underwriting business in Florida and Louisiana increases in both cases. With reinsurance costs looking likely to decline further in 2026, property insurance market conditions may continue to improve for policyholders. Read the full story. Other articles: | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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