"I think around 80% of everyone in Florida is going to have an increase on their flood insurance program, so will they increase $100 or $1,000? It's going to be a hard job to shop around and get people options," said Luis Gazitua, partner at Miami-based JAG Insurance Group. (Credit: Zastolskiy Victor/Shutterstock.com)
The updated flood risk pricing methodology, which marks the biggest change in calculations since 1968, is expected to bring price hikes and disruption. Here's what the shift might mean for real estate clients.
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