Florida's insurance chief touts progress but urges patience

As reforms begin to take hold, Florida's troubled insurance market is showing signs of stabilization but it takes time to trickle down to consumers.

  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 5:00 a.m. July 26, 2024
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Hurricane Ian hit Fort Myers Beach in 2022 and caused major damage to homes in the area.
Hurricane Ian hit Fort Myers Beach in 2022 and caused major damage to homes in the area.
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As property owners in Florida continue to be hit by skyrocketing insurance costs, the man charged with overseeing the industry in Florida says things are going to get better. 

Soon.

 

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