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                        Florida voters will have the final say. Property tax proposals are expected to appear on the 2026 election ballot.
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                        An analysis finds the increase of Florida's non-renewal rates tops the nation at 280% between 2018 and 2023.
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                        Two different proposals are aimed at the same thing — reducing home insurance costs. Both would need to be approved by Florida voters.
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                        But people considering locating to Florida are pondering whether it's worth the risk to move to a hurricane-prone state.
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                        The property insurance market in every other state seems to be headed down the road that Florida has paved. Here is Florida's origin story of this crisis.
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                        Gov. Ron DeSantis has approved $200 million to continue a home-hardening grant program that could help about 20,000 residents cut property insurance costs.
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                        Lawmakers will look into Hurricane recovery and resilience during next month’s special legislative session.
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                        A data analysis company finds that home insurance premiums in Florida have been rising much faster than any other state, and they are nearly triple the U.S. average.
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                        United Property & Casualty Insurance Co. will exit Florida’s troubled homeowners’ insurance market, forcing customers to find new coverage as their policies come up for renewal, the insurer’s parent company announced Thursday.
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                        Florida regulators have announced a stopgap plan to try to make sure homeowners can maintain property insurance coverage. The plan involves the state’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. acting as a financial backstop.