A homeowners’ insurance hike is now in effect in North Carolina, and the rates can vary depending on where you live.

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Homeowners’ insurance rates went up over the weekend, making owning a home in North Carolina more expensive.

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The average statewide base rate increased by 7.5% this year and the same amount next. However, Coastal areas in Carteret and ...

North Carolina homeowners face a 7.5% insurance hike on June 1, adding about $243 yearly. Climate losses and higher rebuild costs are driving the surge.

The N.C. Department of Insurance recommends reviewing your insurance policies now. Here's what else you should consider.

Rates will rise an average of 7.5% this year and another 7.5% in 2026—far less than the original 42% increase request.

I've encouraged people across North Carolina to make sure they're prepared for hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. I've urged them to make sure they have adequate homeowners' ...

Under the agreement signed by Commissioner Causey and the Rate Bureau, the average statewide base rate will increase by 7.5% ...

Homeowners insurance comes into focus every hurricane season in Eastern Carolina.New rates will take effect on June 1 across North Carolina, some much higher i ...