Bill
SB 1746
Florida property insurance bill introduced to address market instability; died in committee after being indefinitely postponed from further consideration in 2025.
SB 1746 addresses regulations governing property insurance policies in Florida, though the specific provisions are not detailed in the legislative record provided. Senator Tina Polsky introduced the bill in February 2025 as a response to ongoing property insurance market challenges in the state. The bill was referred to multiple committees including Banking and Insurance before being withdrawn from consideration.
Florida's property insurance market has faced significant instability in recent years, with several major insurers becoming insolvent and consumers facing rising premiums and coverage gaps. Legislative efforts to stabilize this market directly affect homeowners' ability to obtain affordable insurance and the state's overall economic resilience. Any policy changes in this sector have cascading effects on housing affordability, property values, and state finances (through the insurer of last resort, Citizens Property Insurance Corporation).
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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