731 flood insurance claims were paid in this census tract
(a few thousand residents around the address) since 1982,
$119.1M in total.
The biggest single event was Hurricane Ian (2022)
with 278 claims and $105.8M paid.
The whole ZIP code 34134 has 2,711 on record.
A paid claim means water got into an insured building here. Ask the seller for the
property's own claim history (the NFIP keeps it per address), and price the flood
insurance before you make an offer; in a tract with this record, lenders will require it
in the mapped zones and it is worth having outside them too.
| 2022 |
Hurricane Ian |
278 claims |
$105.8M |
| 2001 |
Torrential rain |
112 claims |
$1.3M |
| 2024 |
Hurricane Milton |
85 claims |
$5.1M |
| 2004 |
Hurricane Charley |
74 claims |
$1.1M |
| 2024 |
Hurricane Helene |
42 claims |
$4.3M |
Source: FEMA OpenFEMA, NFIP redacted claims,
updated monthly. Only insured properties file claims, so zero means no paid claims, not no
flooding; addresses are withheld, the census tract is the finest level published.