Kansas has some of the highest home insurance costs in the US. Here’s why

Wichita Eagle· June 22, 2026

Kansas currently ranks as one of the most expensive states for homeowners insurance in the United States. This development is critical for the property insurance sector as it highlights the impact of regional risk factors on premium pricing and carrier stability. Industry stakeholders are closely monitoring these cost escalations to assess long-term viability and coverage availability in the Great Plains region.

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