Washington, D.C. Insurance Rates (2026)
Compare auto, home, life, and health insurance rates for Washington, D.C. residents. Updated with the latest 2026 carrier data.
Washington, D.C. Insurance by Type
Renters Insurance
Average renters premiums, top carriers, landlord-required coverage, and personal property limits in your state.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Health Insurance
State marketplace, average Silver-tier premium, Medicaid expansion status, plan counts, and open-enrollment dates.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Life Insurance
Sample term-life premiums by age band, licensed carrier count, guaranteed-issue rules, and state regulatory notes.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Flood Insurance
NFIP policy count, Risk Rating 2.0 average premium, top flood risk areas, and private market availability in your state.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Disability Insurance
Short-term and long-term disability income protection. Learn about own-occupation policies and costs by age.
View Guide →Dental Insurance
DHMO vs PPO plans, the 100-80-50 coverage rule, and whether standalone dental insurance is worth the cost.
View Guide →Vision Insurance
Eye exam copays, frames and contacts allowances, and VSP vs EyeMed plan comparisons.
View Guide →Medicare
State Medicare Advantage enrollment, Medigap Plan G premiums, switching rights, and top carriers for your state.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Business Insurance
Small business GL & BOP costs, top industries, workers' comp class codes, and state licensing requirements.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Workers' Compensation
State requirements, employee thresholds, sole proprietor exemptions, monopolistic state fund rules, and rates.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Motorcycle Insurance
State motorcycle insurance rates, helmet law, registration count, top carriers, and seasonal lay-up coverage.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Condo Insurance (HO-6)
State HO-6 premiums, master policy types (bare walls-in vs all-in), loss assessment recommendations, and top carriers.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Landlord Insurance
State DP-3 rental property rates, top carriers, short-term rental (Airbnb) climate, and landlord/tenant laws.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Pet Insurance
State pet insurance rates for dogs and cats, top carriers, vet cost averages, and state regulatory framework.
View Washington, D.C. Rates →Long-Term Care
Nursing home, assisted living, and in-home care coverage. Hybrid policies and when to buy.
View Guide →Condo Insurance
HO-6 policies explained — master policy gaps, loss assessment coverage, and walls-in protection.
View Guide →Landlord Insurance
DP-1 vs DP-3 dwelling fire policies, rental income protection, and Airbnb coverage gaps.
View Guide →Travel Insurance
Trip cancellation, emergency medical abroad, CFAR policies, and when travel insurance is worth it.
View Guide →Washington, D.C. Insurance Market Overview
Population
700K
Major Cities
Georgetown, Capitol Hill, Navy Yard
Market Notes
A dense, single-city market regulated by DISB; urban density and vehicle theft push auto premiums above the regional average, and localized flood risk exists along the Potomac and Anacostia rivers.
Washington, D.C.'s State Insurance Regulator
For complaints, license verification, and current regulations, contact DC Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) directly.
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Important Disclaimer
This site provides general educational information only and is not a substitute for professional insurance advice. All rates, data, and coverage details are estimates and may not reflect your actual premiums. Insurance availability and pricing vary by state, insurer, and individual risk factors. Always consult a licensed insurance professional in your state before making coverage decisions.