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Recent market changes indicate a stabilization in Florida’s home insurance rates, offering more options and potentially lower costs for homeowners.

The real estate insurance landscape is changing. While property insurance offers better terms, liability lines present challenges. This article explores the key risks, recommended practices, and what real estate buyers need to know.

A potential federal government shutdown, set to begin March 15, poses an immediate threat to the housing sector, particularly through the lapse of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).

Iowa’s unique state-run title guaranty system offers a cost-effective alternative to private title insurance, saving homeowners thousands and sparking interest from other states.

Rising insurance costs and climate-related devaluations threaten homeownership across the US.

The ongoing home insurance crisis in California is now impacting newly constructed homes in areas outside of high-fire-risk zones, posing challenges for developers and homebuyers.

Rising property-insurance expenses, driven by extreme weather events, are significantly impacting the financial performance of commercial properties, particularly in regions vulnerable to climate change.

A summary of the latest insights from the Calculated Risk Real Estate Newsletter, focusing on property insurance costs, delinquency rates, and local housing market performances.

A new homeowner shares lessons learned about property insurance, pest control, and other unexpected costs.

Home insurance premiums are increasing due to the increased risk of extreme weather and the damage it causes. Experts are calling for changes to the industry that incorporate climate risk and incentivise homeowners to make homes more resilient.