How Much Does Homeowners Insurance Cost?

Updated for 2026 — national average costs with state-by-state breakdowns

Low End
$100
Average
$180
High End
$350
per month

What Does Homeowners Insurance Include?

Homeowners insurance protects your home and belongings from damage, theft, and liability. Costs depend on your home's value, location, coverage limits, and claim history.

The national average cost for homeowners insurance is $180 per month. Most homeowners pay between $100 and $350, though costs can vary significantly based on your location, the scope of work, and other factors outlined below.

What Affects the Price?

Home Value

$200K home: $100-$150/mo. $400K home: $150-$250/mo. $600K+ home: $200-$400/mo

Location

Coastal/flood/tornado zones can be 50-200% more expensive

Key Cost Factors

  • Home value and rebuild cost
  • Location and natural disaster risk
  • Deductible amount
  • Coverage limits
  • Claim history
  • Home age and condition

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  • 4.Review and update coverage annually
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📈 Homeowners Insurance Cost Trends (2022–2026)

Prices have increased +17.6% over the last 5 years

$153
2022
$159
2023
$169
2024
$174
2025
$180
2026
YearNational AvgYoY Change
2022$153
2023$159+3.9%
2024$169+6.3%
2025$174+3.0%
2026$180+3.4%

Based on national averages adjusted for annual inflation. Actual costs vary by location and project scope.

Homeowners Insurance Cost by State

Costs vary significantly by state due to labor rates, cost of living, and local market conditions. Click any state for a detailed breakdown.

StateLowAverageHigh
Alabama$82$148$287
Alaska$128$230$448
Arizona$95$171$333
Arkansas$80$144$280
California$135$243$473
Colorado$108$194$378
Connecticut$122$220$427
Delaware$105$189$368
District of Columbia$125$225$438
Florida$98$176$343
Georgia$90$162$315
Hawaii$142$256$497
Idaho$92$166$322
Illinois$105$189$368
Indiana$88$158$308
Iowa$86$155$301
Kansas$85$153$298
Kentucky$84$151$294
Louisiana$87$157$305
Maine$102$184$357
Maryland$115$207$402
Massachusetts$130$234$455
Michigan$92$166$322
Minnesota$102$184$357
Mississippi$78$140$273
Missouri$87$157$305
Montana$95$171$333
Nebraska$88$158$308
Nevada$102$184$357
New Hampshire$112$202$392
New Jersey$125$225$438
New Mexico$90$162$315
New York$132$238$462
North Carolina$90$162$315
North Dakota$90$162$315
Ohio$90$162$315
Oklahoma$83$149$291
Oregon$110$198$385
Pennsylvania$102$184$357
Rhode Island$115$207$402
South Carolina$87$157$305
South Dakota$85$153$298
Tennessee$86$155$301
Texas$93$167$326
Utah$95$171$333
Vermont$108$194$378
Virginia$105$189$368
Washington$115$207$402
West Virginia$80$144$280
Wisconsin$94$169$329
Wyoming$92$166$322

Frequently Asked Questions

What does homeowners insurance cover?

Standard policies cover dwelling, personal property, liability, and additional living expenses. Floods and earthquakes require separate policies.

🏙️ Homeowners Insurance Cost by City

Compare homeowners insurance costs in the most popular US cities:

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San Francisco, CA
$279
Seattle, WA
$234
Denver, CO
$207
Washington D.C., DC
$243
Nashville, TN
$180
Oklahoma City, OK
$148
El Paso, TX
$148
Boston, MA
$252
Portland, OR
$212
Las Vegas, NV
$184
Memphis, TN
$148
Louisville, KY
$153
Baltimore, MD
$198
Milwaukee, WI
$166
Albuquerque, NM
$158
Tucson, AZ
$158
Fresno, CA
$189
Sacramento, CA
$212
Mesa, AZ
$171
Kansas City, MO
$162
Atlanta, GA
$189
Omaha, NE
$158
Colorado Springs, CO
$184
Raleigh, NC
$176
Long Beach, CA
$243
Virginia Beach, VA
$189
Miami, FL
$216
Oakland, CA
$261
Minneapolis, MN
$194
Tampa, FL
$184
Tulsa, OK
$148
Arlington, TX
$171
New Orleans, LA
$171
Pittsburgh, PA
$171
St. Louis, MO
$158
Bakersfield, CA
$184
Anaheim, CA
$243
Honolulu, HI
$270
Santa Ana, CA
$238
Riverside, CA
$207
Corpus Christi, TX
$153
Lexington, KY
$158
Stockton, CA
$198
Henderson, NV
$184
St. Paul, MN
$189
Cincinnati, OH
$158
Anchorage, AK
$230
Greensboro, NC
$158
Plano, TX
$189
Newark, NJ
$225
Lincoln, NE
$153
Orlando, FL
$184
Irvine, CA
$252
Durham, NC
$171
Chula Vista, CA
$230
Toledo, OH
$148
Fort Wayne, IN
$148
Jersey City, NJ
$243
St. Petersburg, FL
$184
Laredo, TX
$144
Madison, WI
$176
Chandler, AZ
$176
Buffalo, NY
$166
Lubbock, TX
$148
Scottsdale, AZ
$202
Reno, NV
$189
Glendale, AZ
$171
Gilbert, AZ
$184
Winston-Salem, NC
$153
North Las Vegas, NV
$176
Norfolk, VA
$176
Chesapeake, VA
$184
Irving, TX
$180
Fremont, CA
$261
Richmond, VA
$176
Boise, ID
$176
San Bernardino, CA
$194
Spokane, WA
$171
Des Moines, IA
$153
Tacoma, WA
$207
Modesto, CA
$189
Fontana, CA
$198
Moreno Valley, CA
$194
Fayetteville, NC
$153
Birmingham, AL
$148
Rochester, NY
$166
Salt Lake City, UT
$189
Oxnard, CA
$220
Knoxville, TN
$153
Worcester, MA
$207
Brownsville, TX
$140
Grand Rapids, MI
$162
Newport News, VA
$171
Huntsville, AL
$153
Amarillo, TX
$148
Little Rock, AR
$148
Montgomery, AL
$144
Akron, OH
$148
Augusta, GA
$148
Baton Rouge, LA
$153
Mobile, AL
$144
Shreveport, LA
$144
Tallahassee, FL
$162
Hartford, CT
$207
Providence, RI
$202
Charleston, SC
$176
Savannah, GA
$158
Columbia, SC
$153
Chattanooga, TN
$153
Fort Lauderdale, FL
$212
Dayton, OH
$148
Sioux Falls, SD
$153
Springfield, MO
$144
Jackson, MS
$140
Palm Bay, FL
$171
Lakeland, FL
$166
Cape Coral, FL
$176
Pensacola, FL
$158
Port St. Lucie, FL
$176
Naperville, IL
$207
Tempe, AZ
$180
Overland Park, KS
$171
McKinney, TX
$184
Frisco, TX
$189
Cary, NC
$184
Clarksville, TN
$153
Cedar Rapids, IA
$148
Peoria, AZ
$176
Surprise, AZ
$171
Denton, TX
$176
Roseville, CA
$207
Gainesville, FL
$158
Bellevue, WA
$252
Murfreesboro, TN
$166
Round Rock, TX
$184
Columbia, MD
$207
Boulder, CO
$225
Ann Arbor, MI
$198
Santa Fe, NM
$189
Wilmington, NC
$166
Greenville, SC
$158
Fargo, ND
$153
Provo, UT
$176
Duluth, MN
$158
Billings, MT
$166
Missoula, MT
$176
Cheyenne, WY
$158
Burlington, VT
$194
Portland, ME
$194
Concord, NH
$189
Bismarck, ND
$153
Rapid City, SD
$153
Casper, WY
$158
Bangor, ME
$171
Charleston, WV
$144
Dover, DE
$176
Manchester, NH
$194
Bridgeport, CT
$216
Stamford, CT
$243
Wichita, KS
$148
Topeka, KS
$144
Springfield, IL
$153
Rockford, IL
$153
Erie, PA
$148
Scranton, PA
$153
Flint, MI
$140
Lansing, MI
$153
Syracuse, NY
$158
Albany, NY
$171
Eugene, OR
$189
Salem, OR
$184
Fort Collins, CO
$198
Pueblo, CO
$153
Aurora, CO
$194
Santa Barbara, CA
$252
Santa Rosa, CA
$230
Pasadena, CA
$248
Visalia, CA
$180
Pomona, CA
$212
Myrtle Beach, SC
$158
Daytona Beach, FL
$166
Sarasota, FL
$189
Naples, FL
$212
Ocala, FL
$153
Athens, GA
$153
Macon, GA
$144
Lexington, SC
$153
Asheville, NC
$184
Flagstaff, AZ
$194
Rochester, NY
$166
New Haven, CT
$194
Manchester, NH
$189
Augusta, GA
$148
Fort Myers, FL
$176
Wilmington, NC
$171
Arlington, VA
$234
Green Bay, WI
$153
South Bend, IN
$148
Bend, OR
$202
Bellingham, WA
$198
Midland, TX
$171
Waco, TX
$148
Newark, NJ
$216

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$182
Avg Reported
$127
Lowest Reported
$264
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