Florida's insurance market "more stable" ahead of 2024 hurricane season
Data: Citizens Property Insurance Corporation; Chart: Axios VisualsFlorida's insurance market is in a "much stronger place" ahead of this year's hurricane season, industry experts tell Axios.Why it matters: The market, says Mark Friedlander with the Insurance Information Institute, is "well-prepared" to support claims should consumers see damage during what's expected to be an…
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