"Florida Home Prices Drop Amid 50% Insurance Premium Hikes"
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Home prices along Florida’s southwest coast have dropped significantly due to a surge in excess inventory caused by soaring home insurance costs, with rates rising by 42% since Hurricane Ian in 2022. The increasing insurance premiums have deterred potential buyers, leading to a substantial increase in active listings and a decline in home prices, with Punta Gorda, Naples, and the Cape Coral-Fort Myers area experiencing notable decreases.
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