CNN —Millions of American homeowners could see insurance rates surge in the coming years in part due to worsening climate disasters, new data shows.
It’s another alarming sign for the future of America’s homeowners’ insurance market.
“We’re still kind of at the forefront of the insurance industry pricing in climate risk into the real estate market,” Porter told CNN.
Premiums are at risk of surging to a lesser extent in cities across the country, First Street data shows.
“I know where the places are where people are dropping their insurance — it’s Florida, Louisiana, California and Colorado,” Bach told CNN.
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