California · Renters
State Farm General Insurance Company
State Farm General Insurance Company asked the state for a +0.3% rate change. No decision is published yet.
Public state records
See what companies asked to change and what state regulators approved. California records are available now; more states will be added.
We track 99 renters rate-change records across 1 state. In California, companies asked for +5.3% per record on average. We only compare states whose public records we can check reliably.
Your actual price depends on your policy, location, coverage, deductible, discounts, and claims history. Use these records to understand company activity, not to predict your exact renewal.
| State | Records | Companies | Average request | Average approval | Past year | Latest |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | 99 | 12 | +5.3% | +5.4% | 10 | August 7, 2026 |
Open a record to see whether the state approved the company’s request or is still reviewing it.
California · Renters
State Farm General Insurance Company asked the state for a +0.3% rate change. No decision is published yet.
California · Renters
Obsidian Pacific Insurance Company asked for −7.1%. The state approved −7.1%.
California · Renters
American National Property and Casualty Company asked for +26.2%. The state approved +20.0%.
California · Renters
21st Century Premier Insurance Company asked the state for a +27.3% rate change. No decision is published yet.
California · Renters
American Modern Home Insurance Company asked for +42.2%. The state approved +40.2%.
California · Renters
USAA Casualty Insurance Company asked for +26.0%. The state approved +26.0%.
California · Renters
United Services Automobile Association asked for +20.2%. The state approved +16.8%.
California · Renters
Garrison Property and Casualty Insurance Company asked for +25.5%. The state approved +25.5%.
California · Renters
USAA General Indemnity Company asked for +30.6%. The state approved +30.6%.
California · Renters
Garrison Property and Casualty Insurance Company asked for +18.3%. The state approved +16.5%.