Florida · County Market Reports · Property & Casualty
The Florida insurance agency market, county by county
29,222 independent P&C agencies across 67 counties, with 2,776 new agencies formed in the last year. Every county has its own market report — agency density, formation trend, and carrier-appointment benchmarks, refreshed weekly from public records.
Miami-Dade County
#1
5,564 agencies · 637 new/yr
Broward County
#2
4,493 agencies · 490 new/yr
Palm Beach County
#3
2,931 agencies · 268 new/yr
Orange County
#4
1,941 agencies · 235 new/yr
Hillsborough County
#5
1,864 agencies · 192 new/yr
Pinellas County
#6
1,456 agencies · 113 new/yr
Duval County
#7
906 agencies · 60 new/yr
Lee County
#8
881 agencies · 70 new/yr
Seminole County
#9
692 agencies · 39 new/yr
Polk County
#10
634 agencies · 66 new/yr
Sarasota County
#11
598 agencies · 32 new/yr
Pasco County
#12
582 agencies · 56 new/yr
Osceola County
#13
518 agencies · 79 new/yr
Brevard County
#14
499 agencies · 34 new/yr
Volusia County
#15
492 agencies · 35 new/yr
Collier County
#16
478 agencies · 39 new/yr
Manatee County
#17
388 agencies · 41 new/yr
St. Lucie County
#18
346 agencies · 41 new/yr
Marion County
#19
335 agencies · 20 new/yr
Lake County
#20
308 agencies · 24 new/yr
St. Johns County
#21
302 agencies · 20 new/yr
Leon County
#22
272 agencies · 16 new/yr
Escambia County
#23
270 agencies · 7 new/yr
Martin County
#24
263 agencies · 17 new/yr
Alachua County
#25
193 agencies · 9 new/yr
Indian River County
#26
174 agencies · 9 new/yr
Hernando County
#27
173 agencies · 15 new/yr
Charlotte County
#28
151 agencies · 11 new/yr
Santa Rosa County
#29
148 agencies · 11 new/yr
Okaloosa County
#30
145 agencies · 7 new/yr
Bay County
#31
144 agencies · 8 new/yr
Flagler County
#32
121 agencies · 10 new/yr
Clay County
#33
113 agencies · 14 new/yr
Citrus County
#34
111 agencies · 7 new/yr
Sumter County
#35
75 agencies · 5 new/yr
Highlands County
#36
73 agencies · 8 new/yr
Nassau County
#37
71 agencies
Walton County
#38
69 agencies · 6 new/yr
Columbia County
#39
55 agencies · 5 new/yr
Monroe County
#40
44 agencies · 0 new/yr
Putnam County
#41
33 agencies
Suwannee County
#42
31 agencies · 0 new/yr
Okeechobee County
#43
29 agencies
Hendry County
#44
26 agencies
Levy County
#45
25 agencies
Jackson County
#46
22 agencies · 0 new/yr
Hardee County
#47
19 agencies · 0 new/yr
Washington County
#48
15 agencies · 0 new/yr
Baker County
#49
14 agencies
Bradford County
#50
12 agencies
Gadsden County
#51
12 agencies · 0 new/yr
Madison County
#52
12 agencies · 0 new/yr
Calhoun County
#53
10 agencies · 0 new/yr
Desoto County
#54
10 agencies · 0 new/yr
Wakulla County
#55
10 agencies
Taylor County
#56
9 agencies
Hamilton County
#57
8 agencies
Jefferson County
#58
6 agencies · 0 new/yr
Gulf County
#59
5 agencies · 0 new/yr
Holmes County
#60
5 agencies · 0 new/yr
Lafayette County
#61
5 agencies · 0 new/yr
Union County
#62
5 agencies
Dixie County
#63
under 5 agencies · 0 new/yr
Franklin County
#64
under 5 agencies · 0 new/yr
Gilchrist County
#65
under 5 agencies · 0 new/yr
Glades County
#66
under 5 agencies
Liberty County
#67
under 5 agencies · 0 new/yr
How we handle this data
Public records only
Built from state licensing and carrier-appointment records — never from any agency’s private book.
We never sell your data or broker your agency
Pexara is not a broker. We don’t list agencies for sale and we don’t represent buyers against you.
Benchmarks only at n ≥ 5
The market briefing adds peer comparisons only when at least five agencies are pooled — never identifying another operator.
Built entirely from public records — State licensing and carrier-appointment registries (FL DFS, TX TDI), Pexara vertical-data store. Retrieved 2026-07-02. No individual agency is named on these pages. Counts are of licensed agency entities with P&C qualification, assigned to metro by county of record. Platform-owned = agencies identified as owned by a consolidation platform; the remainder are independent. Figures are a point-in-time snapshot; week-over-week movement is available only from 2026-06-12 forward.