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Renters Insurance in Texas — Average Cost 2026

Average renters insurance in Texas: $325/year ($27/month). Texas ranks #47 out of 51 states — above the national average.

Average annual

$325

Average monthly

$27

National rank

#47

of 51 states

vs national avg

+23.6%

up trend

Texas vs national average

Texas$325/yr
National average$263/yr

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Renters insurance in Texas: storm risk

Renters in Texas pay around $27/month, 24% above the national average. Renters insurance covers your belongings and liability, but standard policies exclude flood damage — a real consideration in a hurricane-prone state like Texas, where wind-driven flooding can destroy furniture and electronics a standard policy won't touch.

If your rental is in a flood zone, ask your insurer about a separate NFIP or private flood policy for personal property. Otherwise, most policies still include $100,000 in personal liability and additional living expenses if a storm makes your unit uninhabitable.

How Texas compares to neighbors

Texas (you)$325/yr
Arkansas
$255/yr$70
Louisiana
$340/yr+$15
New Mexico
$260/yr$65
Oklahoma
$330/yr+$5