Data · By State

Homeowners insurance by state, ranked

Average annual HO-3 premium for all 50 states and DC, highest to lowest. Statewide averages that are not adjusted for home value or individual risk — coastal and wildfire exposure move these sharply.

As of Jul 5, 2026NAIC HO-3

These are statewide averages for the standard HO-3 homeowners policy. Your own premium depends on the home’s value, location, and risk — and in high-exposure states, availability itself can be the harder problem. The True Cost tool folds a state benchmark into your monthly estimate.

#StateAvg. premium / yr
1Florida$2,677
2Louisiana$2,603
3Texas$2,397
4Oklahoma$2,268
5Colorado$2,079
6Rhode Island$2,074
7Mississippi$1,907
8Massachusetts$1,871
9Nebraska$1,869
10Connecticut$1,814
11Minnesota$1,774
12South Dakota$1,756
13Alabama$1,748
14Arkansas$1,740
15Missouri$1,668
16Georgia$1,655
17Montana$1,639
18New York$1,628
19North Carolina$1,621
20Wyoming$1,596
21Kansas$1,583
22South Carolina$1,571
23California$1,492
24Tennessee$1,492
25Hawaii$1,431
26New Jersey$1,417
27Maryland$1,392
28District of Columbia$1,384
29Kentucky$1,359
30Illinois$1,343
31Virginia$1,332
32North Dakota$1,325
33New Mexico$1,322
34Iowa$1,268
35Indiana$1,191
36New Hampshire$1,188
37Washington$1,151
38Alaska$1,129
39Pennsylvania$1,120
40West Virginia$1,113
41Vermont$1,109
42Delaware$1,103
43Maine$1,077
44Michigan$1,056
45Arizona$1,018
46Idaho$1,002
47Ohio$995
48Wisconsin$957
49Nevada$948
50Utah$937
51Oregon$893