According to a recent LinkedIn post from Arbol, the company is drawing attention to intensifying stress in Florida’s homeowners’ insurance market, citing a 117% premium increase over four years and insurer exits from the state. The post points to knock-on effects including mortgage challenges, expanding state “last resort” programs, declining home values, and greater taxpayer exposure.
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The company’s LinkedIn post highlights what it characterizes as a structural shift in coastal property risk, arguing that traditional insurance models based on historical data are failing amid faster-moving climate risks and rising reinsurance costs. By directing readers to an article featuring industry executive Tony Hare on alternative approaches to coastal risk, the post suggests Arbol is positioning itself around climate and parametric or data-driven risk solutions, which could expand its addressable market and strengthen its role in climate-focused insurance and risk-transfer markets.