California’s Housing Market Hindered by Lack of Affordable Insurance 

Twice as many realtors lost a deal because of insurance difficulties in 2024 compared with a year ago.
California’s Housing Market Hindered by Lack of Affordable Insurance 
A home for sale in San Jose, Calif., on Aug. 15, 2024. Loren Elliott/Getty Images
Travis Gillmore
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The high cost and low availability of homeowners insurance are hobbling California’s housing market this year, with nearly twice as many real estate agents losing deals compared with last year, according to the California Association of Realtors.

In 2023, about 7 percent of realtors saw a deal fall through because of insurance problems. This year, approximately 13 percent of association members reported similar experiences.

Travis Gillmore
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