Florida Renters Insurance in Florida Renters insurance in Florida averages about $16 a month, roughly 8 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Florida law does not require it, but nearly every Miami, Tampa, and Orlando lease does. Hurricanes, the hurricane deductible that comes with them,…
Delaware Renters Insurance in Delaware Renters insurance in Delaware averages about $12 a month, roughly 16 percent below the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Delaware law does not require it, but Wilmington and Newark leases almost always do. Coastal nor’easters that flood the Sussex beach towns, Wilmington…
Connecticut Renters Insurance in Connecticut Renters insurance in Connecticut averages about $15 a month, roughly 2 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Connecticut law does not require it, but Hartford, New Haven, and Stamford leases almost always do. Long Island Sound storm surge, wet snow…
Arkansas Renters Insurance in Arkansas Renters insurance in Arkansas averages about $17 a month, roughly 20 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Arkansas law does not require it, but Little Rock, Fayetteville, and Bentonville apartment leases almost always do. Tornadoes that hit the capital directly,…
Arizona Renters Insurance in Arizona Renters insurance in Arizona averages about $14 a month, roughly 4 percent below the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Arizona law does not require it, but Phoenix and Tucson apartment leases almost always do. Monsoon wind and dust, wildfire in the high…
Alaska Renters Insurance in Alaska Renters insurance in Alaska averages about $16 a month, roughly 12 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Alaska law does not require it, but Anchorage and Fairbanks leases usually do. Earthquakes, frozen pipes, and the cost of replacing anything that…
Alabama Renters Insurance in Alabama Renters insurance in Alabama averages about $18 a month, roughly 27 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Alabama law does not require it, but Birmingham, Huntsville, and Mobile apartment leases almost always do. Spring tornadoes, Gulf hurricanes, and the wind…
Georgia Renters Insurance in Georgia Renters insurance in Georgia averages about $17 a month, roughly 19 percent above the national average, according to the most recent state-by-state premium data from insurance regulators. Georgia law does not require it, but Atlanta apartment leases almost always do. Severe storms, Hurricane Helene’s inland path, and Atlanta-area theft are…
Oregon Renters Insurance in Oregon Renters insurance in Oregon costs about $18 to $21 a month for most apartments, above the national average, and covers your belongings, personal liability, and living costs if a covered event forces you out. Oregon does not require it, but nearly every Portland, Eugene, Salem, and Bend landlord does. Wildfire…
Illinois Renters Insurance in Illinois Renters insurance in Illinois costs about $15 to $18 a month for most apartments, close to the national average, and covers your belongings, personal liability, and living costs if a covered event forces you out. Illinois does not require it, but nearly every Chicago, Aurora, Naperville, and Springfield landlord does….
