By the Numbers: Average Florida insurance premiums

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation issued a report July 1 that showed homeowners in different parts of the state pay widely varying amounts for property insurance. Here are average premiums for homeowners by county:

— Monroe: $6,729

— Miami-Dade: $5,093

— Palm Beach: $4,811

— Broward: $4,802

— Martin: $4,373

— Collier: $3,928

— Franklin: $3,849

— Walton: $3,603

— Indian River: $3,144

— Gulf: $2,787

— Okaloosa: $2,782

— Pinellas: $2,728

— Escambia: $2,681

— Brevard: $2,568

— Santa Rosa: $2,535

— Glades: $2,528

— Okeechobee: $2,528

— Bay: $2,519

— Lee: $2,515

— St. Lucie: $2,509

— Sarasota: $2,470

— Seminole: $2,459

— Orange: $2,440

— Hendry: $2,342

— Hillsborough: $2,320

— Calhoun: $2,317

— DeSoto: $2,296

— Hardee: $2,273

— Charlotte: $2,201

— Manatee: $2,144

— St. Johns: $2,135

— Nassau: $2,122

— Liberty: $2,093

— Washington: $2,093

— Holmes: $2,092

— Lafayette: $2,088

— Jackson: $2,039

— Volusia: $2,036

— Dixie: $2,031

— Jefferson: $2,013

— Osceola: $2,005

— Polk: $1,945

— Duval: $1,943

— Levy: $1,938

— Taylor: $1,935

— Madison: $1,934

— Highlands: $1,897

— Suwannee: $1,887

— Gadsden: $1,869

— Pasco: $1,859

— Flagler: $1,847

— Leon: $1,832

— Union: $1,815

— Hamilton: $1,805

— Clay: $1,787

— Putnam: $1,765

— Bradford: $1,750

— Wakulla: $1,749

— Gilchrist: $1,734

— Alachua: $1,733

— Lake: $1,731

— Columbia: $1,712

— Citrus: $1,711

— Hernando: $1,646

— Marion: $1,585

— Baker: $1,542

— Sumter: $1,438

Note: Averages are based on data from the first quarter of 2022

Source: Florida Office of Insurance Regulation