Allstate
We track verified changes to how Allstate (Allstate Insurance Group) writes new homeowners business across the states this site covers. Below are the states where a change is on record; in every other tracked state, no disruption has been verified and the carrier is generally still writing on its normal terms.
Where Allstate has changed
| State | Status | As of |
|---|---|---|
| California | Paused | 2022-11-03 |
No change tracked
Florida · Louisiana · Texas · Colorado · Oklahoma · Minnesota · North Carolina
Event history
Allstate submits a Sustainable Insurance Strategy homeowners filing signalling intent to resume new California policies
The California Department of Insurance reported on September 18, 2026 that Allstate submitted a Sustainable Insurance Strategy homeowners filing to the Department on August 31, 2026, and that the filing signals Allstate’s intent to begin writing new residential policies in California for the first time since 2022. CDI states the filing is under review, that every filing remains subject to full rate review under Proposition 103, and that "These companies are not open for new business yet." With this filing CDI counts 12 insurance groups that have filed or received approval under the SIS framework. A filing is not a reopening: this event attaches as history and does not change Allstate’s California status, which still derives from the November 2022 pause on file.
Source: California Department of Insurance, consumer alert, September 18, 2026 · verified 2026-10-05
Allstate pauses new homeowners and condo policies in California
Allstate disclosed with its Q3 2022 results that it had stopped writing new homeowners, condo, and commercial policies in California, citing wildfire risk, construction costs, and reinsurance costs. Existing policyholders were not affected.
Source: Insurance Journal · verified 2026-07-02