State Farm
We track verified changes to how State Farm (State Farm 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 State Farm has changed
| State | Status | As of |
|---|---|---|
| California | Paused | 2024-03-20 |
No change tracked
Florida · Louisiana · Texas · Colorado · Oklahoma · Minnesota · North Carolina
Event history
Settlement reached on State Farm emergency interim rate request
The Department of Insurance, Consumer Watchdog, and State Farm reached a settlement agreement on State Farm’s prior emergency interim rate request.
Source: California Department of Insurance press release · verified 2026-07-02
State Farm approved for a 9.7% average Louisiana homeowners rate increase
Commissioner Temple approved a 9.7% average rate increase for State Farm covering more than 300,000 Louisiana homeowners policyholders, in effect immediately for new business and from December 15, 2025 for renewals. State Farm is the largest homeowners insurer in Louisiana at roughly 20% of the market. State Farm attributed the increase primarily to its hurricane modeling projecting higher future Louisiana losses, along with increased non-catastrophe loss experience. The same release approved a separate 5.9% personal auto decrease, which is outside this tracker.
Source: Louisiana Department of Insurance press release, December 11, 2025 · verified 2026-07-20
State Farm General to non-renew about 30,000 California property policies
State Farm General announced non-renewal of approximately 30,000 homeowners, rental dwelling, and other property policies beginning July 3, 2024, plus about 42,000 commercial apartment policies beginning August 20, 2024, together just over 2% of its California policy count.
Source: State Farm newsroom · verified 2026-07-02
State Farm General stops accepting new property applications in California
State Farm General announced it would cease accepting new applications for all business and personal lines property and casualty insurance in California effective May 27, 2023, citing construction cost inflation, catastrophe exposure, and reinsurance costs.
Source: State Farm newsroom · verified 2026-07-02