Florida’s Property Insurance Market Is Ailing. There Is No Quick Fix.
Fifty-six Florida insurers reported a combined $1.57 billion in underwriting losses, according to financial data obtained by the Tampa Bay Times, spending more on claims and expenses than they brought in through premiums. “Florida is clearly a deteriorating market,” said Mark Friedlander, the state’ s representative for the Insurance Information Institute,…
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