April 8, 2025

24 thoughts on “Texas sees home insurance rates skyrocket as disaster costs pile up

  1. I'm a Florida personal lines agent and I do not write homeowners in Florida because of the issues surrounding Florida Homeowners. The rate increases will get worse. Unfortunately nobody regulated the auto and real estate industry during the pandemic to hold back big rate increases and tax increases. When you want to blame someone don't blame the politicians blame the local car dealer and real estate agents.

    Greed is good until it isn't.

  2. Yes, the FOR PROFIT insurance companies are seeing big impacts to their bottom line due to natural disasters. I don't understand why this model can stand for much longer because the insurance companies aren't going to change out of the goodness of their hearts.

  3. With so many insurers driving up prices or completely stopping coverage in several areas of the country, what is going to happen when home owners start to walk away from mortgages, which require insurance, and banks and lenders having to eat the loans ?

  4. Since when do you get to make up losses? You eat losses and move on, hope for sunnier days. As long as you're still profitable most of the time, you're fine. That and we HAVE to start building homes to withstand the weather. Stop doing tile roofs in a hail prone area. Stop building stick frame homes in hurricane areas. Start building into hills in tornado zones. Start building all homes on stilts in flood areas. ETC.

  5. Since the state approve all the increases in the rate for the Insurance industry they should be banned from expensive advertising on Television. I see no reason for Insurance company to spend so much money on advertising.

  6. climate change, climate change…theres always been climate change…were just being fleeced…that is all. All the other states will have their turn, now that Derecho's are the norm. Theres nowhere to run and nowhere to hide.

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