Florida insurance market

Who insures Florida property

Florida property insurers ranked by market share from FL Office of Insurance Regulation data (as of March 2026), with the condo-association and HOA coverage lines broken out — the context boards need when shopping a master or unit-owner policy.

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Top residential property insurers

By total insured value (TIV) market share, statewide personal residential lines.

InsurerTIV sharePolicies in force
All other private insurers27%2,760,694
State Farm Florida Insurance Company12%645,848
Tower Hill Insurance Exchange7%410,704
Slide Insurance Company6%496,624
First Protective Insurance Company6%309,068
American Integrity Insurance Company6%394,662
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company5%567,890
Federal Insurance Company4%26,613
Florida Peninsula Insurance Company3%197,073
Edison Insurance Company3%148,478
United Services Automobile Association3%153,721
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation2%316,641
Manatee Insurance Exchange2%212,740
Homeowners Choice Property & Casualty Insurance Company, Inc.2%141,956
Monarch National Insurance Company2%140,715
Kin Interinsurance Network2%166,037
Security First Insurance Company2%154,320
Olympus Insurance Company2%78,197
Southern Oak Insurance Company2%150,040
Heritage Property & Casualty Insurance Company2%109,508
Privilege Underwriters Reciprocal Exchange2%9,723

Association coverage lines

The master-policy and unit-owner lines associations buy. A high Citizens share signals a thin private market for that line.

Condo association — wind only

  • All other private insurers75%
  • Citizens Property Insurance Corporation25%

HOA — wind only

  • Citizens Property Insurance Corporation93%
  • All other private insurers7%

Condo unit owner (HO-6)

  • All other private insurers100%
  • Citizens Property Insurance Corporation0%

Source: Florida Office of Insurance Regulation market-share data, March 2026. Market share by total insured value; "all other private insurers" aggregates carriers below the reporting threshold. Informational only, not insurance advice.