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Flood insurance cost in Brevard County, Florida

Median flood insurance premium in Brevard County, Florida, from 93,298 NFIP policy records.

Median premium$797

Per year, all fees included

Middle half range$615–$971

25th to 75th percentile

Sample size93,298

Policies behind these figures

Rank in Florida#50

By median premium, highest first

Official source figures, as of 14 August 2026. Calculated from National Flood Insurance Program policy records published by FEMA. These are premiums other policyholders paid, not a quote or an offer of coverage.

Households in Brevard County paid a median of $797 a year for flood insurance on single-family homes, calculated from 93,298 National Flood Insurance Program policies written since January 2023. That is about 11% below the statewide median of $893 across the same 2023 to 2026 period.

Premiums have climbed every year since 2023, so a figure pooled across four years sits below what a policy written today costs. The year-by-year table further down shows where Brevard County stands now.

A quarter of those households paid less than $615, and a quarter paid more than $971. That spread matters more than the midpoint, because since Risk Rating 2.0 every property is priced on its own characteristics rather than on a zone average.

Official source figures, as of 14 August 2026. Calculated from National Flood Insurance Program policy records published by FEMA. These are premiums other policyholders paid, not a quote or an offer of coverage.

What each flood zone costs in Brevard County

The rated flood zone is the strongest single predictor of cost. These are the medians inside Brevard County, restricted to zones with at least 30 policies.

Zone Median Policies
X $798 70,125
A $620 11,750
AE $941 9,644
VE $1,481 1,021
AH $644 509
AO $1,089 238

The gap is wide: Zone VE runs at $1,481 while Zone A sits at $620. Two homes a few streets apart can fall either side of that line, which is why a county average on its own tells you very little.

How Brevard County premiums have moved

Policy year Median
2023 $776
2024 $853
2025 $883
2026 (partial year) $896

That is a change of about 15% between 2023 and 2026. The 2026 figure covers policies effective so far this year and is not yet a complete year.

Where this figure comes from

These are premiums that policyholders actually paid, taken from FEMA policy records and filtered to single-family homes on twelve-month terms. They include the federal policy fee and the HFIAA surcharge, because those appear on the bill.

They are not a quote for any address. Read the full method, or compare costs across every flood zone.

Has this area flooded before?

What the NFIP has paid out in Brevard County

Premiums tell you what cover costs. Claims tell you how often it gets used. These are every flood insurance claim recorded in this county since 1978.

Claims filed5,685

Since 1978

Total paid out$69M

To policyholders here

Median payment$8,357

Per paid claim

Outside high-risk zones61.7%

Of paid claims, where cover is optional

What caused the damage

58% 18% 25%

Rainfall accumulation Tidal water overflow River overflow and other

Costliest events in Brevard County
EventYearClaimsPaid
Hurricane Irma 2017 776 $20M
Hurricane Frances 2004 523 $3M
Hurricane Ian 2022 114 $3M
Hurricane Wilma 2005 128 $2M
Hurricane Milton 2024 48 $1M

Official source figures, as of 14 August 2026. Calculated from National Flood Insurance Program policy records published by FEMA. These are premiums other policyholders paid, not a quote or an offer of coverage.

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Where else in Florida costs about the same

Counties whose median sits within a quarter of Brevard County’s, useful if you are comparing places to buy.

Official source figures, as of 14 August 2026. Calculated from National Flood Insurance Program policy records published by FEMA. These are premiums other policyholders paid, not a quote or an offer of coverage.