Average home insurance rates by state

The average home insurance cost in the U.S. is $2,601 annually, or $217 monthly for $300,000 in dwelling coverage, but these rates vary based on where you live. Knowing the national average and comparing the average homeowners insurance rates by state provides a baseline estimate of rates. That baseline can help you to see how what you pay stacks up, both within your state and elsewhere.

Homeowners in states with many natural disasters, such as hurricanes, hail storms and tornadoes, tend to have the highest home insurance rates, but rising home insurance rates are becoming common across the nation.

See the average homeowners insurance rates by state chart below for averages based on a coverage level of $300,000 for dwelling and liability coverage and a $1,000 deductible.

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StateAverage annual rates for $200,000 in dwelling coverageAverage annual rates for $300,000 in dwelling coverageAverage annual rates for $400,000 in dwelling coverageAverage annual rates for $600,000 in dwelling coverageAverage annual rates for $1,000,000 in dwelling coverage
Alabama$2,391$3,147$3,798$5,144$7,056
Alaska$1,355$1,708$2,064$2,779$4,098
Arizona$1,906$2,490$3,063$4,086$5,161
Arkansas$3,328$3,958$4,675$6,099$7,768
California$1,043$1,405$1,772$2,598$4,266
Colorado$3,169$4,099$4,662$5,542$7,384
Connecticut$1,750$2,231$2,707$3,641$4,762
Delaware$1,078$1,384$1,729$2,474$3,406
Florida*$3,773$4,419$4,984$5,854$6,574
Georgia$1,760$2,302$2,881$4,006$5,743
Hawaii$461$613$791$1,154$1,831
Idaho$1,476$1,961$2,449$3,427$5,288
Illinois$2,423$3,062$3,587$4,390$5,752
Indiana$2,313$2,991$3,620$4,451$5,749
Iowa$2,022$2,654$3,230$4,388$6,267
Kansas$3,638$4,843$5,688$6,798$8,310
Kentucky$2,486$3,326$4,153$5,182$6,452
Louisiana$2,822$3,594$4,409$5,277$5,979
Maine$1,021$1,391$1,741$2,510$3,972
Maryland$1,318$1,715$2,131$3,028$4,700
Massachusetts$1,303$1,640$1,998$2,746$4,168
Michigan$1,825$2,411$2,956$3,564$4,680
Minnesota$1,828$2,420$2,999$4,308$5,991
Mississippi$2,646$3,380$3,941$4,700$6,039
Missouri$2,638$3,543$4,114$4,956$6,641
Montana$2,523$3,289$3,831$4,271$5,825
Nebraska$3,809$4,800$5,904$7,365$8,451
Nevada$1,093$1,467$1,853$2,707$4,135
New Hampshire$948$1,221$1,488$2,032$3,064
New Jersey$1,171$1,526$1,894$2,619$3,915
New Mexico$1,829$2,647$3,489$4,529$5,908
New York$1,340$1,816$2,349$3,276$4,904
North Carolina$2,141$2,941$3,398$4,375$6,031
North Dakota$2,431$3,147$3,898$4,682$6,991
Ohio$1,805$2,160$2,613$3,265$4,301
Oklahoma$4,442$5,858$7,012$8,426$8,865
Oregon$1,347$1,755$2,185$3,016$4,108
Pennsylvania$1,475$1,911$2,130$2,902$3,908
Rhode Island$1,505$1,950$2,381$3,327$5,235
South Carolina$2,061$2,678$3,219$4,319$5,765
South Dakota$2,607$3,390$3,970$5,353$7,420
Tennessee$2,369$3,060$3,737$4,873$6,573
Texas$2,951$3,851$4,643$5,602$6,799
Utah$1,416$1,802$2,161$2,876$4,201
Vermont$974$1,263$1,555$2,147$3,269
Virginia$1,645$2,151$2,694$3,430$4,314
Washington$1,260$1,612$2,017$2,801$4,314
Washington, D.C.$984$1,342$1,703$2,384$3,699
West Virginia$1,465$1,911$2,354$3,271$5,041
Wisconsin$1,274$1,662$2,038$2,711$4,091
Wyoming$1,351$1,897$2,490$3,703$5,597
Data updated in 2024
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*Some state rates will vary based on the addition of a hurricane deductible and may be much higher when included.

States with the lowest home insurance rates

Hawaii is the least expensive state for homeowners insurance, with an average rate of $613. Below are the top five least expensive states for homeowners insurance.

Lowest homeowners insurance rates by state
RankStateAverage rate
1Hawaii$613
2New Hampshire$1,221
3Vermont$1,263
4Washington, D.C.$1,342
5Delaware$1,384
Data updated in 2024
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States with the highest home insurance rates

Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Florida, and Colorado are the most expensive states for homeowners insurance. Oklahoma has the highest average cost of homeowners insurance in the U.S. at $5,858 per year.

Below, you'll see the top five most expensive states for homeowners insurance. These states are prone to severe storms, including tornadoes and hail, causing an increase in home insurance costs.

Highest home insurance rates by state
RankStateAverage rate
1Oklahoma$5,858
2Kansas$4,843
3Nebraska$4,800
4Florida$4,419
5Colorado$4,099
Data updated in 2024
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Why is home insurance so cheap in some states?

Home insurance is much cheaper in some states than others partially because states have different rules regarding what a standard home insurance policy includes. Exclusions or separate deductibles for wind storms are common and greatly impact the average rate. Standard home insurance policies in Hawaii exclude damage from hurricanes, which is why home insurance is so cheap in Hawaii.

And, of course, the risks differ by state; a state with a much lower risk of a major disaster will have lower rates.

Average home insurance rates by ZIP code

ZIP code also affects home insurance rates. Our home insurance calculator lets you get a home insurance estimate for your ZIP code at various coverage levels. You'll see the average rate and the highest and lowest from major carriers for your ZIP.

Comparing homeowners insurance rates is the quickest path to cheaper rates. Choosing a higher deductible, making sure you get all the discounts that you can and avoiding filing small claims can also ensure you get the cheapest home insurance.

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Average home insurance rates in Texas
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Most & least expensive ZIP codes for homeowners insurance in Texas

Most expensive

ZIP codeCityHighest rate
77550Galveston$10,164
77586El Lago$9,906
77551Galveston$9,536
77554Galveston$9,358

Least expensive

ZIP codeCityLowest rate
78559Iglesia Antigua$1,956
78593Santa Rosa$1,999
79915El Paso$2,008
79905El Paso$2,009
Data updated in 2024
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While some home insurance trends are universal, states are impacted differently. Here are the top trends to know about across the U.S. when it comes to home insurance and which states are seeing the most significant changes.

  • Regulators are trying new methods to stabilize the insurance market in high-risk states; in California, for example, ABC7 reports that the Department of Insurance is allowing some companies to raise rates in return for an agreement to write policies in certain areas.
  • Insurance companies are recovering from losses and reported strong premium increases in Q1 of 2024, according to S&P Global. Even as inflation cools, rate increases for homeowners are expected to continue, also per S&P Global, which notes that the price of lumber remains 89% above pre-pandemic costs.
  • To reduce risk, some insurance companies are changing policies in some areas, removing specific natural disaster perils from a standard home insurance policy; State Farm announced it would offer homeowners in high-risk California wildfire areas home insurance without fire coverage.
  • Some states have enacted laws requiring home insurance companies to offer discounts for hardening their homes against natural disasters. California now requires wildfire mitigation discounts, while Florida and Louisiana require wind mitigation discounts.

Average homeowners insurance rates by state and company

Rates don’t just vary by location; the company you choose matters, too. Major home insurance companies’ rates differ depending on where you live. Take a look at rates from top companies in your state below.

Average home insurance rates by state and company
StateCompanyAvg. annual premiumAvg. monthly premium
AlaskaAllstate$1,747$146
AlaskaCountry Financial$1,389$116
AlaskaState Farm$1,764$147
AlaskaUSAA$1,946$162
AlaskaWestern National Mutual$1,216$101
AlabamaAlfa Corporation$3,784$315
AlabamaAllstate$2,134$178
AlabamaAuto-Owners$2,868$239
AlabamaCountry Financial$3,567$297
AlabamaFarmers$3,231$269
AlabamaNationwide$3,465$289
AlabamaState Farm$3,137$261
AlabamaUSAA$2,990$249
ArkansasAllstate$3,418$285
ArkansasAuto-Owners$5,533$461
ArkansasFarm Bureau Mutual Ins Co of AR$3,390$283
ArkansasFarmers$4,578$382
ArkansasNationwide$3,741$312
ArkansasShelter Insurance$4,089$341
ArkansasState Farm$3,199$267
ArkansasTravelers$9,602$800
ArkansasUSAA$3,626$302
ArizonaAllstate$2,507$209
ArizonaAmerican Family$1,780$148
ArizonaFarmers$3,220$268
ArizonaNationwide$1,840$153
ArizonaState Farm$1,585$132
ArizonaTravelers$6,002$500
ArizonaUSAA$1,942$162
CaliforniaAllstate$886$74
CaliforniaAuto Club Enterprises (AAA)$1,325$110
CaliforniaCSAA Insurance (AAA)$1,324$110
CaliforniaFarmers$1,715$143
CaliforniaMercury Insurance$1,388$116
CaliforniaNationwide$1,417$118
CaliforniaState Farm$1,552$129
CaliforniaTravelers$1,097$91
CaliforniaUSAA$1,305$109
ColoradoAllstate$3,246$270
ColoradoAmerican Family$3,484$290
ColoradoFarmers$4,810$401
ColoradoNationwide$5,391$449
ColoradoState Farm$3,199$267
ColoradoUSAA$3,891$324
ConnecticutAmerican Family$2,603$217
ConnecticutAmica Mutual$1,700$142
ConnecticutChubb Ltd$2,336$195
ConnecticutFarmers$2,131$178
ConnecticutNational General Insurance$1,255$105
ConnecticutState Farm$1,708$142
ConnecticutTravelers$5,225$435
ConnecticutUSAA$1,783$149
Washington, D.C.Allstate$1,353$113
Washington, D.C.Chubb Ltd$1,453$121
Washington, D.C.Nationwide$1,334$111
Washington, D.C.State Farm$1,428$119
Washington, D.C.USAA$1,076$90
DelawareAllstate$1,272$106
DelawareAmerican Family$1,587$132
DelawareCumberland Insurance$991$83
DelawareState Farm$1,123$94
DelawareTravelers$1,946$162
FloridaAllstate$4,946$412
FloridaAmer Integrity Ins Co of FL$4,067$339
FloridaCitizens Property Insurance$8,632$719
FloridaFedNat Holding$7,227$602
FloridaHCI Group Inc$4,905$409
FloridaHeritage Insurance Holdings$4,493$374
FloridaNationwide$5,623$469
FloridaProgressive$4,595$383
FloridaSecurity First Insurance$3,720$310
FloridaState Farm$4,826$402
FloridaTravelers$1,775$148
FloridaUniversal Insurance Holding$6,502$542
GeorgiaAllstate$1,589$132
GeorgiaAuto-Owners$1,459$122
GeorgiaFarmers$2,739$228
GeorgiaGeorgia Farm Bureau$2,457$205
GeorgiaNationwide$2,652$221
GeorgiaState Farm$2,765$230
GeorgiaTravelers$2,618$218
GeorgiaUSAA$2,174$181
HawaiiAIG$606$51
HawaiiAllstate$551$46
HawaiiDongbu Insurance$477$40
HawaiiIsland Insurance$663$55
HawaiiOcean Harbor$923$77
HawaiiRLI Insurance$789$66
HawaiiState Farm$420$35
HawaiiTokio Marine Holdings$669$56
HawaiiUniversal Insurance Co$420$35
IowaAllstate$2,867$239
IowaAmerican Family$2,324$194
IowaAuto-Owners$1,890$158
IowaFarmers$3,101$258
IowaIMT Insurance$2,326$194
IowaIowa Farm bureau$3,347$279
IowaNationwide$2,529$211
IowaState Farm$2,432$203
IowaUSAA$2,811$234
IowaWest Bend Mutual$1,545$129
IdahoAllstate$1,766$147
IdahoAmerican Family$1,398$116
IdahoFarm Bureau$3,017$251
IdahoFarmers$1,820$152
IdahoNationwide$1,328$111
IdahoState Farm$2,226$186
IdahoUSAA$2,085$174
IllinoisAllstate$1,753$146
IllinoisAmerican Family$5,088$424
IllinoisAuto-Owners$2,239$187
IllinoisCountry Financial$3,561$297
IllinoisFarmers$3,273$273
IllinoisNationwide$2,068$172
IllinoisState Farm$2,089$174
IllinoisTravelers$7,861$655
IllinoisUSAA$2,243$187
IndianaAllstate$1,186$99
IndianaAmerican Family$2,275$190
IndianaAuto-Owners$3,127$261
IndianaErie Insurance$2,460$205
IndianaFarmers$3,543$295
IndianaIndiana Farm Bureau Grp$4,414$368
IndianaIndiana Farmers$1,679$140
IndianaNationwide$2,809$234
IndianaState Farm$2,267$189
IndianaTravelers$8,092$674
IndianaUSAA$2,435$203
KansasAllstate$4,188$349
KansasAmerican Family$3,751$313
KansasFarmers$4,811$401
KansasIowa Farm bureau$4,197$350
KansasNationwide$7,395$616
KansasShelter Insurance$3,428$286
KansasState Farm$3,611$301
KentuckyAuto-Owners$3,129$261
KentuckyAutomobile Club MI (AAA)$3,434$286
KentuckyCincinnati Insurance$2,248$187
KentuckyGrange Mutual$3,767$314
KentuckyKentucky Farm Bureau$6,071$506
KentuckyNationwide$3,273$273
KentuckyProgressive$2,297$191
KentuckyState Farm$2,727$227
KentuckyWestfield Insurance$2,989$249
LouisianaAllstate$3,421$285
LouisianaFarmers$4,759$397
LouisianaLA Farm bureau$4,665$389
LouisianaProgressive$1,439$120
LouisianaState Farm$5,049$421
LouisianaUSAA$3,094$258
MassachusettsAllstate$2,040$170
MassachusettsAmica Mutual$2,733$228
MassachusettsAndover Insurance$890$74
MassachusettsArbella Insurance$1,492$124
MassachusettsHeritage Insurance Holdings$1,053$88
MassachusettsMapfre Insurance$1,765$147
MassachusettsSafety Insurance$1,687$141
MassachusettsState Farm$1,179$98
MassachusettsTravelers$1,682$140
MassachusettsUSAA$1,840$153
MassachusettsVermont Mutual$1,356$113
MarylandAllstate$1,679$140
MarylandAmerican Family$1,913$159
MarylandChubb Ltd$2,258$188
MarylandErie Insurance$1,683$140
MarylandFarmers$1,560$130
MarylandNationwide$1,909$159
MarylandState Farm$1,126$94
MarylandTravelers$1,456$121
MarylandUSAA$1,780$148
MaineAllstate$1,026$85
MaineAuto-Owners$836$70
MaineChubb Ltd$1,112$93
MaineFarmers$2,267$189
MaineFrankenmuth Insurance$1,323$110
MaineMMG Insurance$1,488$124
MaineQuincy Mutual$1,312$109
MaineState Farm$1,002$84
MaineThe Hanover$2,893$241
MaineVermont Mutual$654$55
MichiganAuto-Owners$426$35
MichiganAutomobile Club MI (AAA)$1,498$125
MichiganFarmers$2,824$235
MichiganFrankenmuth Insurance$1,745$145
MichiganMichigan Farm Bureau$6,265$522
MichiganState Farm$2,036$170
MichiganThe Hanover$3,286$274
MichiganUSAA$2,140$178
MinnesotaAmerican Family$2,447$204
MinnesotaAuto-Owners$1,557$130
MinnesotaAutomobile Club MI (AAA)$1,845$154
MinnesotaCountry Financial$5,166$431
MinnesotaFarmers$2,679$223
MinnesotaNorth Star Mutual$1,925$160
MinnesotaState Farm$2,574$214
MinnesotaWest Bend Mutual$1,686$141
MinnesotaWestern National Mutual$1,641$137
MissouriAllstate$3,743$312
MissouriAmerican Family$3,372$281
MissouriAuto Club Enterprises (AAA)$2,014$168
MissouriFarmers$6,342$528
MissouriNationwide$4,608$384
MissouriShelter Insurance$3,310$276
MissouriState Farm$2,490$208
MissouriUSAA$2,617$218
MississippiAllstate$2,542$212
MississippiFarmers$4,813$401
MississippiNationwide$3,026$252
MississippiSouthern Farm Bureau$2,361$197
MississippiState Farm$3,067$256
MississippiTravelers$8,860$738
MississippiUSAA$2,467$206
MontanaAllstate$3,393$283
MontanaChubb Ltd$1,659$138
MontanaFarmers$3,945$329
MontanaNationwide$2,339$195
MontanaState Farm$2,561$213
MontanaTravelers$7,948$662
MontanaUSAA$2,945$245
North CarolinaErie Insurance$3,611$301
North CarolinaNationwide$3,149$262
North CarolinaNorth Carolina Farm Bureau$2,196$183
North CarolinaState Farm$1,170$97
North CarolinaUSAA$3,346$279
North DakotaAgraria Mutual$2,017$168
North DakotaAllstate$2,641$220
North DakotaAmerican Family$2,435$203
North DakotaAuto-Owners$3,160$263
North DakotaCountry Financial$3,196$266
North DakotaFarmers$4,527$377
North DakotaNodak Insurance$2,562$214
North DakotaNorth Star Mutual$1,895$158
North DakotaState Farm$3,128$261
NebraskaAllstate$4,254$354
NebraskaAmerican Family$3,961$330
NebraskaFarmers$4,824$402
NebraskaFarmers Mutual Ins Co of NE$4,705$392
NebraskaIowa Farm bureau$4,667$389
NebraskaNationwide$6,230$519
NebraskaState Farm$4,527$377
NebraskaTravelers$9,512$793
NebraskaUSAA$5,105$425
New HampshireAllstate$848$71
New HampshireAmica Mutual$796$66
New HampshireAuto-Owners$1,047$87
New HampshireFarmers$1,055$88
New HampshireMMG Insurance$1,896$158
New HampshireNationwide$1,611$134
New HampshirePlymouth Rock Assurance$1,262$105
New HampshireState Farm$1,148$96
New HampshireUSAA$1,363$114
New HampshireVermont Mutual$757$63
New JerseyChubb Ltd$1,189$99
New JerseyFarmers$2,089$174
New JerseyFranklin Mutual$1,410$118
New JerseyHeritage Insurance Holdings$1,792$149
New JerseyNational General Insurance$1,190$99
New JerseyNew Jersey Manufacturers$966$81
New JerseyPlymouth Rock Assurance$2,199$183
New JerseyState Farm$1,214$101
New JerseyUSAA$1,270$106
New MexicoFarmers$3,083$257
New MexicoState Farm$1,775$148
NevadaAmerican Family$1,505$125
NevadaCountry Financial$2,159$180
NevadaCSAA Insurance (AAA)$1,676$140
NevadaFarmers$1,641$137
NevadaNationwide$1,158$96
NevadaState Farm$1,346$112
NevadaUSAA$1,234$103
New YorkAIG$1,564$130
New YorkAllstate$1,876$156
New YorkAmerican Family$914$76
New YorkChubb Ltd$1,987$166
New YorkFarmers$3,330$278
New YorkHeritage Insurance Holdings$1,663$139
New YorkNationwide$1,540$128
New YorkNYCM Insurance$1,108$92
New YorkState Farm$1,264$105
New YorkTravelers$1,606$134
OhioAllstate$1,690$141
OhioAmerican Family$1,893$158
OhioAuto-Owners$1,610$134
OhioErie Insurance$1,885$157
OhioFarmers$2,578$215
OhioGrange Mutual$2,279$190
OhioNationwide$1,902$158
OhioState Farm$1,807$151
OhioTravelers$6,626$552
OhioUSAA$1,548$129
OklahomaAllstate$4,445$370
OklahomaFarmers$7,313$609
OklahomaOklahoma Farm Bureau$4,225$352
OklahomaShelter Insurance$5,473$456
OklahomaState Farm$5,108$426
OklahomaUSAA$6,267$522
OregonAllstate$1,709$142
OregonAmerican Family$1,330$111
OregonCountry Financial$2,750$229
OregonFarmers$2,041$170
OregonNationwide$1,238$103
OregonState Farm$1,294$108
OregonUSAA$1,655$138
PennsylvaniaAllstate$1,180$98
PennsylvaniaErie Insurance$1,367$114
PennsylvaniaFarmers$2,072$173
PennsylvaniaNationwide$1,592$133
PennsylvaniaState Farm$1,424$119
PennsylvaniaTravelers$5,232$436
PennsylvaniaUSAA$1,496$125
Rhode IslandAIG$1,607$134
Rhode IslandAllstate$2,085$174
Rhode IslandAmica Mutual$2,237$186
Rhode IslandAndover Insurance$2,422$202
Rhode IslandNationwide$2,045$170
Rhode IslandPure Companies Grp$1,807$151
Rhode IslandState Farm$1,446$120
South CarolinaAllstate$2,021$168
South CarolinaAuto-Owners$2,293$191
South CarolinaFarmers$3,793$316
South CarolinaProgressive$2,455$205
South CarolinaSouth Carolina Farm Bureau Mutual$2,974$248
South CarolinaState Farm$1,969$164
South CarolinaTravelers$6,217$518
South CarolinaUSAA$1,952$163
South DakotaAllstate$2,698$225
South DakotaAmerican Family$3,465$289
South DakotaAuto-Owners$2,264$189
South DakotaFarmers$4,791$399
South DakotaFarmers Mutual Ins Co of NE$3,005$250
South DakotaIowa Farm bureau$2,892$241
South DakotaNationwide$3,105$259
South DakotaNorth Star Mutual$2,431$203
South DakotaState Farm$3,029$252
South DakotaUSAA$3,662$305
TennesseeAllstate$2,478$207
TennesseeAuto-Owners$2,431$203
TennesseeErie Insurance$3,642$304
TennesseeFarmers$3,772$314
TennesseeProgressive$2,197$183
TennesseeState Farm$2,523$210
TennesseeTennessee Farmers$2,325$194
TennesseeTravelers$6,604$550
TennesseeUSAA$2,122$177
TexasFarmers$3,872$323
TexasNationwide$5,495$458
TexasProgressive$4,095$341
TexasState Farm$3,725$310
TexasUSAA$3,263$272
UtahAmerican Family$1,260$105
UtahAuto-Owners$1,761$147
UtahFarmers$1,537$128
UtahNationwide$1,260$105
UtahState Farm$1,078$90
UtahUSAA$2,464$205
VirginiaAllstate$1,857$155
VirginiaAmerican Family$871$73
VirginiaErie Insurance$1,706$142
VirginiaFarmers$3,186$266
VirginiaNationwide$1,732$144
VirginiaProgressive$1,363$114
VirginiaState Farm$1,451$121
VirginiaTravelers$5,116$426
VirginiaVirginia Farm Bureau$1,080$90
VermontAllstate$798$67
VermontAuto-Owners$793$66
VermontCo-operative Insurance$1,231$103
VermontFarmers$1,868$156
VermontState Farm$1,258$105
VermontTravelers$3,024$252
VermontUnion Mutual$1,232$103
VermontUSAA$1,008$84
VermontVermont Mutual$712$59
WashingtonAllstate$1,213$101
WashingtonFarmers$1,598$133
WashingtonNationwide$987$82
WashingtonPEMCO$1,079$90
WashingtonState Farm$1,522$127
WashingtonUSAA$2,352$196
WisconsinAcuity A Mutual Ins Co$1,780$148
WisconsinAllstate$1,332$111
WisconsinAmerican Family$2,359$197
WisconsinAuto-Owners$1,945$162
WisconsinFarmers$1,815$151
WisconsinNationwide$1,575$131
WisconsinSecura Insurance$1,451$121
WisconsinState Farm$1,496$125
WisconsinUSAA$1,658$138
WisconsinWest Bend Mutual$1,063$89
West VirginiaAllstate$1,720$143
West VirginiaAutomobile Club MI (AAA)$1,888$157
West VirginiaErie Insurance$2,138$178
West VirginiaNationwide$1,721$143
West VirginiaProgressive$2,676$223
West VirginiaState Farm$1,793$149
West VirginiaUSAA$1,218$102
West VirginiaWestfield Insurance$2,137$178
WyomingAllstate$2,847$237
WyomingFarmers$2,301$192
WyomingNationwide$1,174$98
WyomingState Farm$1,727$144
WyomingUSAA$1,436$120
Data updated in 2024
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Average homeowners insurance rates by state and city

The city you live in will also impact what you pay for homeowners insurance. Even within a state, rates differ because risks differ. Here's a look at home insurance rates in major cities within each state.

StateCityAvg. annual premiumAvg. monthly premium
AlaskaAnchorage$1,386$115
AlaskaFairbanks$1,826$152
AlaskaJuneau$1,334$111
AlaskaWasilla$1,792$149
AlaskaSitka$1,247$104
AlabamaHuntsville$2,961$247
AlabamaMontgomery$2,640$220
AlabamaBirmingham$2,988$249
AlabamaMobile$5,064$422
AlabamaTuscaloosa$2,757$230
ArkansasLittle Rock$3,835$320
ArkansasFayetteville$3,542$295
ArkansasFort Smith$3,888$324
ArkansasJonesboro$4,288$357
ArkansasRogers$3,446$287
ArizonaPhoenix$2,908$242
ArizonaTucson$2,424$202
ArizonaMesa$2,664$222
ArizonaChandler$2,505$209
ArizonaGilbert$2,446$204
CaliforniaLos Angeles$1,604$134
CaliforniaSan Diego$1,311$109
CaliforniaSan Jose$1,103$92
CaliforniaSan Francisco$1,168$97
CaliforniaFresno$1,256$105
ColoradoDenver$4,471$373
ColoradoColorado Springs$4,916$410
ColoradoAurora$4,563$380
ColoradoFort Collins$3,748$312
ColoradoArvada$4,548$379
ConnecticutBridgeport$2,669$222
ConnecticutStamford$2,285$190
ConnecticutNew Haven$2,672$223
ConnecticutHartford$2,174$181
ConnecticutWaterbury$2,190$182
DelawareWilmington$1,116$93
DelawareDover$1,144$95
DelawareNewark$1,104$92
DelawareMiddletown$1,562$130
DelawareSmyrna$1,142$95
FloridaJacksonville$3,593$299
FloridaMiami$4,607$384
FloridaTampa$5,184$432
FloridaOrlando$4,062$339
FloridaSt. Petersburg$5,884$490
GeorgiaAtlanta$2,335$195
GeorgiaColumbus$2,379$198
GeorgiaAugusta$2,246$187
GeorgiaMacon$2,330$194
GeorgiaSavannah$3,077$256
HawaiiHonolulu$610$51
HawaiiPearl City$613$51
HawaiiHilo$614$51
HawaiiKailua$613$51
HawaiiKahului$614$51
IowaDes Moines$2,633$219
IowaCedar Rapids$2,409$201
IowaDavenport$2,325$194
IowaSioux City$2,984$249
IowaIowa City$2,347$196
IdahoBoise City$1,863$155
IdahoMeridian$1,816$151
IdahoNampa$1,875$156
IdahoIdaho Falls$1,947$162
IdahoCaldwell$1,903$159
IllinoisChicago$3,704$309
IllinoisAurora$2,737$228
IllinoisJoliet$2,888$241
IllinoisNaperville$2,722$227
IllinoisRockford$2,783$232
IndianaIndianapolis$3,252$271
IndianaFort Wayne$2,774$231
IndianaEvansville$3,103$259
IndianaSouth Bend$2,874$239
IndianaFishers$3,037$253
KansasWichita$5,334$444
KansasOverland Park$4,028$336
KansasKansas City$4,132$344
KansasOlathe$3,970$331
KansasTopeka$4,498$375
KentuckyJeffersontown$2,873$239
KentuckyJeffersonville$2,859$238
KentuckyLouisville$3,052$254
KentuckyLexington$2,460$205
KentuckyBowling Green$3,058$255
KentuckyOwensboro$2,855$238
KentuckyCovington$2,544$212
LouisianaNew Orleans$4,997$416
LouisianaBaton Rouge$3,692$308
LouisianaShreveport$2,845$237
LouisianaLafayette$3,475$290
LouisianaLake Charles$3,831$319
MassachusettsBoston$1,788$149
MassachusettsWorcester$1,641$137
MassachusettsSpringfield$1,698$141
MassachusettsCambridge$1,479$123
MassachusettsLowell$1,503$125
MarylandBaltimore$1,904$159
MarylandFrederick$1,451$121
MarylandGaithersburg$1,402$117
MarylandRockville$1,392$116
MarylandBowie$1,734$144
MainePortland$1,342$112
MaineLewiston$1,310$109
MaineBangor$1,325$110
MaineSouth Portland$1,271$106
MaineAuburn$1,302$109
MichiganDetroit$3,475$290
MichiganGrand Rapids$2,271$189
MichiganWarren$2,875$240
MichiganSterling Heights$2,573$214
MichiganAnn Arbor$2,025$169
MinnesotaMinneapolis$2,663$222
MinnesotaSt. Paul$2,610$217
MinnesotaRochester$2,254$188
MinnesotaBloomington$2,626$219
MinnesotaDuluth$2,308$192
MissouriKansas City$3,705$309
MissouriSt. Louis$3,219$268
MissouriSpringfield$3,651$304
MissouriColumbia$3,206$267
MissouriIndependence$3,743$312
MississippiJackson$3,530$294
MississippiGulfport$5,804$484
MississippiSouthaven$2,994$250
MississippiBiloxi$5,891$491
MississippiHattiesburg$3,870$323
MontanaBillings$3,450$288
MontanaMissoula$2,843$237
MontanaGreat Falls$3,484$290
MontanaBozeman$2,982$248
MontanaButte$3,018$251
North CarolinaCharlotte$2,277$190
North CarolinaRaleigh$2,624$219
North CarolinaGreensboro$2,214$184
North CarolinaDurham$2,487$207
North CarolinaWinston-Salem$2,119$177
North DakotaFargo$3,001$250
North DakotaBismarck$3,438$287
North DakotaGrand Forks$2,890$241
North DakotaMinot$3,018$251
North DakotaWest Fargo$2,926$244
NebraskaOmaha$4,609$384
NebraskaLincoln$4,177$348
NebraskaBellevue$4,273$356
NebraskaGrand Island$5,081$423
NebraskaKearney$5,144$429
New HampshireManchester$1,227$102
New HampshireNashua$1,173$98
New HampshireConcord$1,253$104
New HampshireDover$1,227$102
New HampshireRochester$1,245$104
New JerseyNewark$1,692$141
New JerseyJersey City$1,673$139
New JerseyPaterson$1,543$129
New JerseyElizabeth$1,535$128
New JerseyTrenton$1,593$133
New MexicoAlbuquerque$2,271$189
New MexicoLas Cruces$1,903$159
New MexicoRio Rancho$2,117$176
New MexicoSanta Fe$1,972$164
New MexicoRoswell$4,281$357
NevadaLas Vegas$1,537$128
NevadaHenderson$1,512$126
NevadaNorth Las Vegas$1,564$130
NevadaReno$1,407$117
NevadaSparks$1,388$116
New YorkNew York$2,625$219
New YorkBuffalo$1,531$128
New YorkRochester$1,464$122
New YorkYonkers$1,926$161
New YorkSyracuse$1,523$127
OhioColumbus$2,142$178
OhioCleveland$2,226$185
OhioCincinnati$2,147$179
OhioToledo$2,375$198
OhioAkron$2,015$168
OklahomaOklahoma City$5,975$498
OklahomaTulsa$5,443$454
OklahomaNorman$5,830$486
OklahomaBroken Arrow$5,535$461
OklahomaEdmond$5,931$494
OregonPortland$1,560$130
OregonSalem$1,634$136
OregonEugene$1,545$129
OregonGresham$1,511$126
OregonHillsboro$1,495$125
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia$2,776$231
PennsylvaniaPittsburgh$1,802$150
PennsylvaniaAllentown$1,860$155
PennsylvaniaReading$1,738$145
PennsylvaniaErie$1,864$155
Rhode IslandProvidence$1,971$164
Rhode IslandWarwick$1,985$165
Rhode IslandCranston$1,919$160
Rhode IslandPawtucket$1,863$155
Rhode IslandEast Providence$1,935$161
South CarolinaCharleston$3,990$332
South CarolinaColumbia$2,283$190
South CarolinaNorth Charleston$3,850$321
South CarolinaMount Pleasant$4,146$346
South CarolinaRock Hill$1,762$147
South DakotaSioux Falls$3,178$265
South DakotaAberdeen$3,133$261
South DakotaBrookings$3,163$264
South DakotaWatertown$3,162$263
South DakotaMitchell$3,504$292
TennesseeNashville$2,848$237
TennesseeMemphis$3,945$329
TennesseeKnoxville$2,522$210
TennesseeChattanooga$2,798$233
TennesseeClarksville$2,724$227
TexasHouston$5,860$488
TexasSan Antonio$2,721$227
TexasDallas$4,129$344
TexasAustin$2,609$217
TexasFort Worth$4,226$352
UtahSalt Lake City$1,776$148
UtahWest Valley City$1,777$148
UtahWest Jordan$1,691$141
UtahProvo$1,812$151
UtahSt. George$1,687$141
VirginiaVirginia Beach$3,268$272
VirginiaChesapeake$2,841$237
VirginiaNorfolk$2,933$244
VirginiaRichmond$2,021$168
VirginiaNewport News$2,515$210
VermontBurlington$1,148$96
VermontSouth Burlington$1,145$95
VermontRutland$1,230$102
VermontEssex Junction$1,141$95
VermontBarre$1,154$96
WashingtonSeattle$1,481$123
WashingtonSpokane$1,560$130
WashingtonTacoma$1,650$138
WashingtonVancouver$1,534$128
WashingtonBellevue$1,473$123
WisconsinMilwaukee$1,727$144
WisconsinMadison$1,597$133
WisconsinGreen Bay$1,525$127
WisconsinKenosha$1,671$139
WisconsinAppleton$1,534$128
West VirginiaCharleston$1,847$154
West VirginiaHuntington$2,032$169
West VirginiaMorgantown$1,523$127
West VirginiaMartinsburg$1,693$141
West VirginiaWeirton$1,641$137
WyomingCheyenne$2,477$206
WyomingCasper$2,202$183
WyomingGillette$2,241$187
WyomingLaramie$1,831$153
WyomingSheridan$1,997$166
Data updated in 2024
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Average homeowners insurance rates by coverage level in each state

Homeowners insurance costs vary based on where you live and the coverage you choose. In the sections below, we look at several different coverage levels. The dwelling coverage is the replacement cost amount of the house and has the biggest impact on rates.

All of these rates have a $1,000 deductible and $300,000 in personal liability.

Homeowners insurance on a $200k home

Homeowners in Oklahoma pay the highest insurance rates for a policy with $200,000 in dwelling coverage. In comparison, the cost of home insurance is the lowest in Hawaii, at $461 a year for the same coverage limits.
Below, you'll see how much homeowners is on a $200,000 home in each state.

StateAverage rate$ more or less than national average ($2,005)% difference from national average ($2,005)
Alaska$1,355$650 less32%
Alabama$2,391$386 more19%
Arkansas$3,328$1,323 more66%
Arizona$1,906$99 less5%
California$1,043$962 less48%
Colorado$3,169$1,164 more58%
Connecticut$1,750$255 less13%
Washington, D.C.$984$1,021 less51%
Delaware$1,078$927 less46%
Florida$3,773$1,768 more88%
Georgia$1,760$245 less12%
Hawaii$461$1,544 less77%
Iowa$2,022$17 more1%
Idaho$1,476$529 less26%
Illinois$2,423$418 more21%
Indiana$2,313$308 more15%
Kansas$3,638$1,633 more81%
Kentucky$2,486$481 more24%
Louisiana$2,822$817 more41%
Massachusetts$1,303$702 less35%
Maryland$1,318$687 less34%
Maine$1,021$984 less49%
Michigan$1,825$180 less9%
Minnesota$1,828$177 less9%
Missouri$2,638$633 more32%
Mississippi$2,646$641 more32%
Montana$2,523$518 more26%
North Carolina$2,141$136 more7%
North Dakota$2,431$426 more21%
Nebraska$3,809$1,804 more90%
New Hampshire$948$1,057 less53%
New Jersey$1,171$834 less42%
New Mexico$1,829$176 less9%
Nevada$1,093$912 less45%
New York$1,340$665 less33%
Ohio$1,805$200 less10%
Oklahoma$4,442$2,437 more122%
Oregon$1,347$658 less33%
Pennsylvania$1,475$530 less26%
Rhode Island$1,505$500 less25%
South Carolina$2,061$56 more3%
South Dakota$2,607$602 more30%
Tennessee$2,369$364 more18%
Texas$2,951$946 more47%
Utah$1,416$589 less29%
Virginia$1,645$360 less18%
Vermont$974$1,031 less51%
Washington$1,260$745 less37%
Wisconsin$1,274$731 less36%
West Virginia$1,465$540 less27%
Wyoming$1,351$654 less33%
Data updated in 2024
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Homeowners insurance on a $300k home

For a homeowners insurance policy with $300,000 in dwelling coverage, Oklahoma has the highest rate at $5,858 and Hawaii has the lowest rate at $613 based on a 2023 analysis by Insurance.com.

StateAverage rate$ more or less than the national avg ($2,601)% difference from national average ($2,601)
Alaska$1,708$893 less34%
Alabama$3,147$546 more21%
Arkansas$3,958$1,357 more52%
Arizona$2,490$111 less4%
California$1,405$1,196 less46%
Colorado$4,099$1,498 more58%
Connecticut$2,231$370 less14%
Washington, D.C.$1,342$1,259 less48%
Delaware$1,384$1,217 less47%
Florida$4,419$1,818 more70%
Georgia$2,302$299 less11%
Hawaii$613$1,988 less76%
Iowa$2,654$53 more2%
Idaho$1,961$640 less25%
Illinois$3,062$461 more18%
Indiana$2,991$390 more15%
Kansas$4,843$2,242 more86%
Kentucky$3,326$725 more28%
Louisiana$3,594$993 more38%
Massachusetts$1,640$961 less37%
Maryland$1,715$886 less34%
Maine$1,391$1,210 less47%
Michigan$2,411$190 less7%
Minnesota$2,420$181 less7%
Missouri$3,543$942 more36%
Mississippi$3,380$779 more30%
Montana$3,289$688 more26%
North Carolina$2,941$340 more13%
North Dakota$3,147$546 more21%
Nebraska$4,800$2,199 more85%
New Hampshire$1,221$1,380 less53%
New Jersey$1,526$1,075 less41%
New Mexico$2,647$46 more2%
Nevada$1,467$1,134 less44%
New York$1,816$785 less30%
Ohio$2,160$441 less17%
Oklahoma$5,858$3,257 more125%
Oregon$1,755$846 less33%
Pennsylvania$1,911$690 less27%
Rhode Island$1,950$651 less25%
South Carolina$2,678$77 more3%
South Dakota$3,390$789 more30%
Tennessee$3,060$459 more18%
Texas$3,851$1,250 more48%
Utah$1,802$799 less31%
Virginia$2,151$450 less17%
Vermont$1,263$1,338 less51%
Washington$1,612$989 less38%
Wisconsin$1,662$939 less36%
West Virginia$1,911$690 less27%
Wyoming$1,897$704 less27%
Data updated in 2024
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Homeowners insurance on a $400k home

At $400,000 in coverage, the highest annual average rate is $7,012 in Oklahoma, and the lowest annual average rate is $791 in Hawaii.

Below, you'll see how much homeowners insurance is on a $400,000 house in each state.

StateAverage rate$ more or less than the national average ($3,231)% difference from national average ($3,231)
Alaska$2,064$1,167 less36%
Alabama$3,798$567 more18%
Arkansas$4,675$1,444 more45%
Arizona$3,063$168 less5%
California$1,772$1,459 less45%
Colorado$4,662$1,431 more44%
Connecticut$2,707$524 less16%
Washington, D.C.$1,703$1,528 less47%
Delaware$1,729$1,502 less46%
Florida$4,984$1,753 more54%
Georgia$2,881$350 less11%
Hawaii$791$2,440 less76%
Iowa$3,230$1 less0%
Idaho$2,449$782 less24%
Illinois$3,587$356 more11%
Indiana$3,620$389 more12%
Kansas$5,688$2,457 more76%
Kentucky$4,153$922 more29%
Louisiana$4,409$1,178 more36%
Massachusetts$1,998$1,233 less38%
Maryland$2,131$1,100 less34%
Maine$1,741$1,490 less46%
Michigan$2,956$275 less9%
Minnesota$2,999$232 less7%
Missouri$4,114$883 more27%
Mississippi$3,941$710 more22%
Montana$3,831$600 more19%
North Carolina$3,398$167 more5%
North Dakota$3,898$667 more21%
Nebraska$5,904$2,673 more83%
New Hampshire$1,488$1,743 less54%
New Jersey$1,894$1,337 less41%
New Mexico$3,489$258 more8%
Nevada$1,853$1,378 less43%
New York$2,349$882 less27%
Ohio$2,613$618 less19%
Oklahoma$7,012$3,781 more117%
Oregon$2,185$1,046 less32%
Pennsylvania$2,130$1,101 less34%
Rhode Island$2,381$850 less26%
South Carolina$3,219$12 less0%
South Dakota$3,970$739 more23%
Tennessee$3,737$506 more16%
Texas$4,643$1,412 more44%
Utah$2,161$1,070 less33%
Virginia$2,694$537 less17%
Vermont$1,555$1,676 less52%
Washington$2,017$1,214 less38%
Wisconsin$2,038$1,193 less37%
West Virginia$2,354$877 less27%
Wyoming$2,490$741 less23%
Data updated in 2024
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Homeowners insurance on a $600k home

Below are the average annual home insurance rates for the dwelling coverage of $600,000 and $1,000 deductible.

StateAverage rate$ more or less than the national average ($4,677)% difference from national average ($4,677)
Alaska$2,779$1,898 less41%
Alabama$5,144$467 more10%
Arkansas$6,099$1,422 more30%
Arizona$4,086$591 less13%
California$2,598$2,079 less44%
Colorado$5,542$865 more18%
Connecticut$3,641$1,036 less22%
Washington, D.C.$2,384$2,293 less49%
Delaware$2,474$2,203 less47%
Florida$5,854$1,177 more25%
Georgia$4,006$671 less14%
Hawaii$1,154$3,523 less75%
Iowa$4,388$289 less6%
Idaho$3,427$1,250 less27%
Illinois$4,390$287 less6%
Indiana$4,451$226 less5%
Kansas$6,798$2,121 more45%
Kentucky$5,182$505 more11%
Louisiana$5,277$600 more13%
Massachusetts$2,746$1,931 less41%
Maryland$3,028$1,649 less35%
Maine$2,510$2,167 less46%
Michigan$3,564$1,113 less24%
Minnesota$4,308$369 less8%
Missouri$4,956$279 more6%
Mississippi$4,700$23 more0%
Montana$4,271$406 less9%
North Carolina$4,375$302 less6%
North Dakota$4,682$5 more0%
Nebraska$7,365$2,688 more57%
New Hampshire$2,032$2,645 less57%
New Jersey$2,619$2,058 less44%
New Mexico$4,529$148 less3%
Nevada$2,707$1,970 less42%
New York$3,276$1,401 less30%
Ohio$3,265$1,412 less30%
Oklahoma$8,426$3,749 more80%
Oregon$3,016$1,661 less36%
Pennsylvania$2,902$1,775 less38%
Rhode Island$3,327$1,350 less29%
South Carolina$4,319$358 less8%
South Dakota$5,353$676 more14%
Tennessee$4,873$196 more4%
Texas$5,602$925 more20%
Utah$2,876$1,801 less39%
Virginia$3,430$1,247 less27%
Vermont$2,147$2,530 less54%
Washington$2,801$1,876 less40%
Wisconsin$2,711$1,966 less42%
West Virginia$3,271$1,406 less30%
Wyoming$3,703$974 less21%
Data updated in 2024
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How much is homeowners insurance on average?

The average yearly cost of homeowners insurance is $2,601 for a dwelling and liability coverage of $300,000, with a $1,000 deductible, but rates vary by coverage level.

The nationwide average annual rates for home insurance for various coverage levels are shown below.

Average home insurance rates by coverage level
Dwelling coverageDeductibleLiability coverageAverage annual premium
$200,000$1,000$100,000$1,988
$200,000$1,000$300,000$2,005
$300,000$1,000$100,000$2,582
$300,000$1,000$300,000$2,601
$400,000$1,000$100,000$3,211
$400,000$1,000$300,000$3,231
$600,000$1,000$100,000$4,651
$600,000$1,000$300,000$4,677
$1,000,000$1,000$100,000$7,380
$1,000,000$1,000$300,000$7,412
Data updated in 2024
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Factors that affect homeowners insurance rates

Many factors affect home insurance rates. While most of them are the same in all states, like the size and age of your home. But some factors are related to the state you live in as well.

For example, in Florida, hurricanes affect the cost of home insurance, while in California, wildfires are a factor. Across the Midwest, winter weather and summer storms prone to hail and high winds both impact rates.

In fact, location is a big factor in home insurance rates.

How does location affect homeowners insurance?

Location is one of the biggest factors in your home insurance rates.

These location-related factors affect rates, according to Burl Daniel, an insurance expert witness in Fort Worth, Texas:

  • Weather (areas that experience more natural disasters will likely have higher premiums)
  • Population density
  • Nearness to an area that could lead to claims, such as woods (fire risk) or dangerous roads or intersections (cars crashing into your living room)
  • Proximity to a fire department and fire hydrant
  • Claims history for the area

One part of a state might have higher rates because of more crime. Another part of the state may have lower rates because severe weather losses are less frequent.

"It's not one size fits all," Daniel says.

How to save on homeowners insurance in your state

There are a lot of ways to get cheaper homeowners insurance. They include:

  • Shopping around to compare rates from multiple companies
  • Asking about discounts for things like security systems and roof upgrades
  • Bundling your home and auto insurance
  • Raising your deductible (as long as you can afford to pay it if you need to)

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Expert answers to your questions

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Does Hurricane Helene impact home insurance rates in my state?

It could depending on your insurance company and where you live. Generally, major weather events only impact rates where they occur, but when insurance companies suffer major losses, rates sometimes go up elsewhere as well.

How can I reduce my home insurance premium in Florida?

Insurance companies in Florida are required to provide discounts for wind mitigation. This can reduce rates in addition to shopping around, bundling and looking for other discounts.

Why is homeowners insurance so expensive in North Carolina?

Many parts of North Carolina are at risk from hurricanes, which increases the cost of homeowners insurance.

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Methodology

Insurance.com, in 2023, commissioned Quadrant Information Systems to field home insurance rates from major insurers in each state for nearly all ZIP codes in the country for 10 coverage levels based on various dwelling and deductible limits. The homeowner profile is a 35-year-old married applicant with an excellent insurance score insuring a new business HO-3 policy for a house built in 2000 with frame construction and composition roof. Other Structures: 10%. Loss of Use defaulted: 10%. Personal Property defaulted: 50%. Guest Medical limit: $5,000. Personal property: 50% of dwelling coverage for actual cash value. The content was updated for 2024.

*Some state rates will vary based on the addition of a hurricane deductible and may be much higher when included.

Frequently asked questions about home insurance rates

Why are homeowners insurance rates increasing in certain states?

Severe weather and increasing costs to rebuild are driving up rates in most states, but states like Florida, where hurricanes are a major risk, are seeing some of the biggest increases.

Can I lower my dwelling coverage to reduce my premium?

You can lower your dwelling coverage as long as you are still meeting mortgage company requirements, but it's not recommended and can leave you underinsured.

How much is home insurance in Texas?

Based on Insurance.com’s rate analysis, on average the home insurance cost in Texas is $3,851. Texas is counted among the states with the highest homeowners insurance rates.

How much is homeowners insurance in California?

The average cost of home insurance in California is $1,405. It is one of the five states with the least expensive homeowners insurance.