Farmers, CSAA not leaving CA after Allstate, State Farm | Housing - San Francisco Examiner
Farmers, CSAA not leaving CA after Allstate, State Farm | Housing | sfexaminer.com
Amid intensifying wildfires, floods, and other environmental challenges, homeowners in San Francisco and across California have enough to worry about while keeping a roof over their heads.
Now, the pressure has been taken up a notch after two of the state’s biggest home insurance providers, Allstate and State Farm, announced last month they will no longer provide new applications to California residents.
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