Homeowners insurance rate filings, with the source documents

FiledRates reports the requests insurers file with state regulators to raise or lower homeowners insurance rates, and what regulators decide. It is an independent publication edited by C. Zakarian. Every report is built from official documents, such as regulator orders, state filing databases, and the filings themselves, and links to them.

Tracking Florida, Texas, California, New York, and Oklahoma.

Latest decision

California approves 17.0% homeowners rate increase for State Farm General

Requested+30.0%
Approved+17.0%

The final order of July 23, 2026 set State Farm General's non-tenant homeowners (HO-3) increase at 17.0%, 13.0 points below its June 2024 request.

Filing reports, newest first. Outline bars show the requested or filed change; solid bars show the approved change, on a scale from a 60% decrease to a 60% increase. Filed changes have no approval decision.
FilingStateRequested or filedApprovedChangeStatusKey date
State Farm Lloyds, homeownersTexas+4.0%n/aPending TDI reviewReceived July 29, 2026
Allstate Vehicle and Property, homeownersTexas+8.0%n/aFiled, TDI review closedEffective Jan. 26, 2026
Cincinnati Insurance, homeownerCalifornia+35.0%+35.0%Approved as filedDecided March 10, 2026
Branch Insurance ExchangeOklahoma−15.0%n/aFiled (use and file)Effective April 10, 2026
Incline National, homeownersTexas−10.0%n/aPending TDI reviewReceived Sept. 23, 2026
Tower Hill Prime, homeownersTexas−9.2%n/aPending TDI reviewReceived Sept. 23, 2026

Latest analysis

All analysis

Texas homeowners rate cuts now outnumber increases. Most of the biggest insurers still raised.

Decreases now outnumber increases among Texas homeowners rate filings, 51 to 30 so far in 2026. But the companies that filed increases held 58.7% of the state's 2024 homeowners premium, and those that filed only decreases held 13.0%.

Florida

Office of Insurance Regulation. File and use or use and file; Citizens rates set by order.

Texas

Department of Insurance. File and use; FAIR Plan rates need the commissioner's approval.

California

Department of Insurance. Prior approval under Proposition 103.

New York

Department of Financial Services. File and use.

Oklahoma

Insurance Department. Use and file; monthly rate change reports.

How FiledRates works

Each report states what was filed, by whom, for how much, when, and what the regulator did, then compares it with other filings in our dataset. Figures are overall averages; individual premiums vary. Read our methodology and editorial policy, or look up a term in the glossary.