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Florida Losses 2024-11-21

Gulf Coast Market Update

Gulf Coast
Real Estate Update

November 21st, 2024 

Florida Losses 

Top $5B 

So Far

With more than 50% of Hurricanes Milton and Helene insurance claims closed, payouts have exceeded $5 billion between the two storms as property owners work to recover from the widespread damages.

 

The total estimated insured losses in Florida from both storms is $5,033,738,579.

The total estimated insured losses for Hurricane Helene were $1,990,543,518 as of Monday and the total estimated insured losses for Milton were $3,043,195,061.

 

Statewide, there have been 285,311claims for Milton and 135,505 claims for Helene, totaling 420,816. Pinellas County claims account for 21% of the statewide total.

 

As of Monday, 11/20/24 the number of claims filed in Pinellas County reached 47,095 for Helene and 41,080 filed claims for Milton totaling 88,175.

Source: Florida Realtors

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Mortgage Rates

Tick Up

Mortgage rates ticked back up this week, continuing to approach 7 percent. Heading into the holidays, purchase demand remains in the doldrums. While for-sale inventory is increasing modestly, the elevated interest rate environment has caused new construction to soften.

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Pete Doiron
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13800 Park Blvd. Suite 207
Seminole FL 33776
727-391-2829

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