Flood insurance cost · ZIP 11954 · NY

Flood insurance cost in ZIP 11954 (East Hampton, NY)

What homeowners with a National Flood Insurance Program policy actually pay, from FEMA's records of 500 home policies in force on August 31, 2026.

ZIP code 11954 (East Hampton, NY)Policies in force on Aug 31, 2026

Median annual cost of NFIP flood insurance for a home

$1,197a year

Half of insured homes paid between $740 and $1,595. That is 15% less than the Suffolk County median ($1,401). Most insured homes here are rated in zone X (76%).

$0$740 · $1,197 · $1,595$1,994
+7.7% vs Aug 31, 2025 (median $1,111)
500home policies in force
$1,303average cost (mean)
24%of insured homes in high-risk zones (A, V)
$250,000median building coverage

This is what policyholders paid, not a quote. Two neighbors can pay very different prices: NFIP prices depend on the building (elevation, foundation, number of floors, replacement cost), the coverage and deductible chosen and the distance to water (FEMA FloodSmart: premium factors). For a price for your building, ask an insurance agent. Private flood insurance is not included in these figures.

Cost by flood zone in ZIP code 11954

The flood zone on FEMA's map is one of the main price factors. Median and middle half of what insured homes paid, by the zone used to rate the policy.

Flood zoneMedianMiddle half (25th–75th percentile)AveragePoliciesvs last year
Zone VE / V
High risk, coastal
$1,404$1,004–$1,888$1,48815 (3%)+4.5%
Zone AE
High risk
$2,038$1,708–$2,554$2,214107 (21%)+6.1%
Zone X
Moderate to low risk
$994$681–$1,393$1,038378 (76%)+5.1%

Not shown (fewer than 10 home policies): A, AO, AH, A99/AR, D. Shares are of all insured homes; a few policies have no rated zone. "vs last year" compares medians with policies in force a year earlier.

Cost by type of building

All NFIP policies in force in ZIP code 11954, by what they insure.

Type of buildingPoliciesMedianAverage
Single-family home443$1,197$1,322
2–4 unit building12$1,630$1,746
Manufactured (mobile) home15$1,320$1,319
Condo or apartment unit30$732$837
Whole residential building (5+ units or condo association)
One policy covers the whole building, so the cost is much higher than for a single home.
48$2,056$3,254
Non-residential building or unit
Businesses, churches, farm buildings and other non-residential property.
69$2,463$3,634
617NFIP policies in force, any building
762insured units (condo association policies count every unit)
95%of home policies also cover contents
$100,000median contents coverage, when bought

One year on: ZIP code 11954

Policies in force on August 31, 2026 compared with a year earlier. Nationwide, practically all policies in both years carry FEMA's Risk Rating 2.0 occupancy codes, so both years use the same pricing system. The policies are not the same: some were new, some lapsed.

Aug 31, 2025Aug 31, 2026Change
Home policies in force515500−2.9%
Median annual cost$1,111$1,197+7.7%
Average annual cost$1,230$1,303+5.9%
All policies in force (any building)636617−3.0%

Flood claims history

Since 1978, NFIP policyholders in ZIP 11954 have filed 240 flood claims. 152 received a payment, for a total of $2,815,449 (an average of $18,523 per paid claim). The year with the most claims was 2012 (72 claims). Amounts are in dollars of the time, not adjusted for inflation.

020406080198019901991: 25 claims199120002001: 10 claims2005: 12 claims, 10 paid, $73,238 in total2010: 41 claims, 25 paid, $426,939 in total201020102012: 72 claims, 56 paid, $1,298,798 in total20122020
Flood claims per year of loss, 1978–2026. Years with fewer than 10 claims are left blank. Hover a bar for details.
All years with at least 10 claims (5)

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Year of lossClaimsPaid claimsTotal paidAverage per paid claim
20127256$1,298,798$23,193
20104125$426,939$17,078
20051210$73,238$7,324
200110<10––
199125<10––

2026 is a partial year. Claims are counted where the insured property is; they include buildings and contents, homes and businesses.

NFIP communities in this ZIP code

East Hampton (498 home policies). A ZIP code can cross city and county lines; each policy is counted once, in the ZIP code reported for the insured building.