Average condo insurance cost in Florida in 2024

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If you’re shopping for condo insurance in Florida, you can expect to pay $962 a year on average. However, you can save by shopping around.

Our rate comparison for a condo insurance policy with $60,000 in personal property coverage, $300,000 in liability and a $1,000 deductible found that Travelers has the cheapest condo insurance in Florida, with an average rate of $363.

Below, we’ll explore the cost of condo insurance in Florida by company, coverage level and more.

Key Takeaways

Condo insurance in Florida costs an average of $962 annually or $80 a month.
The cheapest company for condo insurance in Florida is Travelers at $363 annually.
Shop around and compare your options to find the best condo insurance in Florida for your needs.

Average cost of condo insurance in Florida

Our analysis of rates for a condo insurance policy in Florida found that the average rate is $962 a year, which is $80 a month. That’s based on a sample policy with $60,000 in personal property coverage, $300,000 of personal liability coverage and a $1,000 deductible.

Condo insurance in Florida costs $306 more than the national average rate of $656.

Average annual premium	Average monthly premium
$962	$80

Compare condo insurance rates in Florida by coverage level

“Condo insurance provides a comprehensive and standardized package of coverages for the condominium owner. The insured gets coverage for both property and liability exposures, and even assessment coverages. Assessments can result after a neighborhood association suffers damage to a piece of commonly-owned property, such as the pool house or the leasing office,” says Brenda Wells, chair of the Department of Finance and Insurance at East Carolina University.

How much condo insurance coverage you need will impact what you pay for your policy. Below, we’ve gathered rates for condo insurance in Florida at various coverage levels for comparison.

Coverage level	Average annual rates	Average monthly rates
40000 with 1000 Deductible and 100000 Liability and None Hurricane	$772	$64
40000 with 1000 Deductible and 300000 Liability and None Hurricane	$789	$66
60000 with 1000 Deductible and 100000 Liability and None Hurricane	$945	$79
60000 with 1000 Deductible and 300000 Liability and None Hurricane	$962	$80
80000 with 1000 Deductible and 100000 Liability and None Hurricane	$1,111	$93
80000 with 1000 Deductible and 300000 Liability and None Hurricane	$1,129	$94
100000 with 1000 Deductible and 100000 Liability and None Hurricane	$1,273	$106
100000 with 1000 Deductible and 300000 Liability and None Hurricane	$1,291	$108

Average condo insurance cost from top companies in Florida

Condo insurance rates vary by company. We gathered rates from the top condo insurance companies in Florida for comparison.

Company	Average annual rates	Average monthly rates
Travelers	$363	$30
Security First Insurance	$500	$42
Nationwide	$625	$52
Heritage Insurance Holdings	$632	$53
Amer Integrity Ins Co of FL	$761	$63
Progressive	$825	$69
Allstate	$889	$74
Universal Insurance Holding	$1,002	$84
State Farm	$1,009	$84
HCI Group Inc	$1,469	$122
FedNat Holding	$1,698	$142
Citizens Property Insurance	$2,372	$198

Condo insurance cost by city in Florida

Where you live in Florida also affects what you pay for condo insurance. Below are the average condo insurance rates for major cities in Florida. The cheapest city for condo insurance in Florida is Tallahassee at an average rate of $684 .

City	Average annual rates	Average monthly rates
Tallahassee	$684	$57
Cape Coral	$746	$62
St. Petersburg	$748	$62
Jacksonville	$753	$63
Port St. Lucie	$849	$71
Tampa	$919	$77
Orlando	$952	$79
Fort Lauderdale	$1,388	$116
Miami	$1,466	$122
Hialeah	$2,013	$168

Best condo insurance companies in Florida

Rates aren’t everything; you want a condo insurance company with a good reputation for taking care of its customers, too. We analyzed rates, customer service ratings and financial stability scores to find the best condo insurance companies in Florida.

Company group	Annual premium	AM Best	NAIC rating	Insure.com rating
Progressive	$825	A+	8.45	5
Travelers	$363	A++	0.54	4
Security First Insurance	$500	A	0.88	3.78
Nationwide	$625	A+	0.87	3.77
FedNat Holding	$1698	A	4.92	3.62
Universal Insurance Holding	$1002	A	2.01	3.61
State Farm	$1009	A++	0.95	3.59
Allstate	$889	A+	0.9	3.58
HCI Group Inc	$1469	A	0.65	3.02
Citizens Property Insurance	$2372	A	0.25	2.28

Frequently asked questions

Is condo insurance required in Florida?

There is no state law that requires condo insurance. However, if you have a mortgage on your condo, your lender will require that you have a condo insurance policy.

What affects condo insurance costs in Florida?

Condo insurance rates are affected by several factors, including where the condo is located, your credit history, how much coverage you need and claims history (both yours and the unit’s).

“A condominium is an individual unit inside a structure filled with adjoining residential units. The same factors that affect the rates on any other residential structure affect the rates on condominiums. The main things we look at in setting insurance rates are the building’s construction and safety features, the geographic location and the occupancy or use of the property,” Wells says.

What our expert says

Q: What affects condo insurance rates?

Brenda WellsChair of the Department of Finance and Insurance at East Carolina University.

"The same factors that affect the rates on any other residential structure affect the rates on condominiums. The main things we look at in setting insurance rates are the buildings construction and safety features, the geographic location, and the occupancy or use of the property."

Methodology

Insure.com commissioned condo insurance rates from Quadrant Data Services for condo (HO-6) insurance policies in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Rates were fielded for a condo insurance policy with coverage levels of $40,000, $60,000 and $100,000 for personal property and at $100,000 and $300,000, with a $1,000 deductible.

Rates were fielded from 34,588 ZIP codes and 145 companies and were based on a good credit tier where credit is used in calculating rates.

Condo insurance cost in other states

Alabama$655/Year

Alaska$930/Year

Arizona$892/Year

Arkansas$801/Year

California$767/Year

Colorado$883/Year

Connecticut$646/Year

Delaware$407/Year

Georgia$872/Year

Idaho$499/Year

Illinois$614/Year

Indiana$590/Year

Iowa$435/Year

Kansas$482/Year

Kentucky$476/Year

Louisiana$1,093/Year

Maine$362/Year

Maryland$642/Year

Massachusetts$669/Year

Michigan$651/Year

Minnesota$423/Year

Mississippi$765/Year

Missouri$485/Year

Montana$486/Year

Nebraska$542/Year

Nevada$620/Year

New Hampshire$502/Year

New Jersey$484/Year

New Mexico$408/Year

New York$656/Year

North Carolina$882/Year

North Dakota$373/Year

Ohio$573/Year

Oklahoma$1,071/Year

Oregon$633/Year

Pennsylvania$657/Year

Rhode Island$581/Year

South Carolina$569/Year

South Dakota$389/Year

Tennessee$616/Year

Texas$1,007/Year

Utah$668/Year

Vermont$289/Year

Virginia$548/Year

Washington$616/Year

Washington, D.C.$503/Year

West Virginia$373/Year

Wisconsin$527/Year

Wyoming$272/Year

Leslie Kasperowicz

Managing Editor

Leslie Kasperowicz is an insurance educator and content creation professional with nearly two decades of experience first directly in the insurance industry at Farmers Insurance and then as a writer, researcher, and educator for insurance shoppers writing for sites like ExpertInsuranceReviews.com and InsuranceHotline.com and managing content, now at Insurance.com.