Counties by Vacancy Rate

Vacancy rate measures unoccupied housing units. Very low rates signal tight housing markets; very high rates may indicate economic decline or seasonal patterns.

All 3,222 counties ranked by Vacancy Rate, from highest to lowest. Click the column header to reverse sort order. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023.

States Counties Cities Metros ZIPs

#	Counties	Vacancy Rate ↓
1	Franklin County, Kansas	100.0%
2	Fajardo Municipio, Puerto Rico	100.0%
3	San Luis Obispo County, California	100.0%
4	Santa Isabel Municipio, Puerto Rico	100.0%
5	Cochise County, Arizona	85.0%
6	Craighead County, Arkansas	82.5%
7	Belknap County, New Hampshire	78.6%
8	Lake and Peninsula Borough, Alaska	76.2%
9	Guayanilla Municipio, Puerto Rico	76.1%
10	Kenedy County, Texas	75.4%
11	Hamilton County, Nebraska	73.3%
12	Culebra Municipio, Puerto Rico	70.5%
13	Alpine County, California	70.2%
14	Yell County, Arkansas	70.0%
15	Valley County, Idaho	70.0%
16	Cleburne County, Alabama	68.9%
17	Hot Spring County, Arkansas	68.3%
18	Bristol Bay Borough, Alaska	65.9%
19	Lake County, Michigan	63.3%
20	Summit County, Colorado	61.2%
21	Mobile County, Alabama	61.1%
22	Baldwin County, Alabama	60.0%
23	Payne County, Oklahoma	59.8%
24	Wetzel County, West Virginia	59.5%
25	Denali Borough, Alaska	59.2%
26	Henderson County, Illinois	58.6%
27	Beaver County, Oklahoma	58.3%
28	Worcester County, Maryland	57.9%
29	Pima County, Arizona	57.3%
30	Camden County, Missouri	56.9%
31	Warren County, Georgia	56.8%
32	Van Zandt County, Texas	56.7%
33	Cape May County, New Jersey	55.5%
34	Cook County, Minnesota	55.2%
35	Pocahontas County, West Virginia	54.8%
36	Sullivan County, Pennsylvania	54.7%
37	Wagoner County, Oklahoma	54.1%
38	Hormigueros Municipio, Puerto Rico	53.8%
39	Apache County, Arizona	53.6%
40	Avery County, North Carolina	53.3%
41	Oscoda County, Michigan	52.7%
42	Keweenaw County, Michigan	52.4%
43	Aguadilla Municipio, Puerto Rico	52.0%
44	Lake of the Woods County, Minnesota	51.8%
45	Mackinac County, Michigan	51.5%
46	Aitkin County, Minnesota	51.2%
47	Jackson County, Georgia	51.1%
48	Suffolk County, Massachusetts	51.1%
49	Navajo County, Arizona	51.1%
50	Socorro County, New Mexico	50.7%
51	Alcona County, Michigan	50.6%
52	Catron County, New Mexico	50.6%
53	Sullivan County, New Hampshire	50.2%
54	Graham County, Arizona	50.1%
55	San Juan County, Colorado	49.7%
56	Clay County, Georgia	49.7%
57	Vieques Municipio, Puerto Rico	49.2%
58	Kane County, Utah	49.0%
59	Kent County, Rhode Island	48.9%
60	McMullen County, Texas	48.5%
61	Madison County, Mississippi	48.1%
62	Fremont County, Idaho	48.0%
63	Lincoln County, New Mexico	47.2%
64	Yakutat City and Borough, Alaska	47.1%
65	Sierra County, California	47.0%
66	Hoonah-Angoon Census Area, Alaska	47.0%
67	Montmorency County, Michigan	46.6%
68	Bath County, Virginia	46.6%
69	Okeechobee County, Florida	46.5%
70	Newton County, Missouri	46.5%
71	Cole County, Missouri	46.2%
72	Morgan County, Missouri	45.9%
73	Highland County, Virginia	45.5%
74	Greene County, Alabama	45.5%
75	Quitman County, Georgia	45.5%
76	Potter County, Pennsylvania	45.4%
77	Carroll County, New Hampshire	44.9%
78	Piscataquis County, Maine	44.6%
79	Mohave County, Arizona	44.6%
80	Barceloneta Municipio, Puerto Rico	44.5%
81	Jayuya Municipio, Puerto Rico	44.5%
82	Val Verde County, Texas	44.3%
83	Real County, Texas	44.2%
84	Johnson County, Arkansas	43.8%
85	Sarasota County, Florida	43.8%
86	Decatur County, Georgia	43.7%
87	Pike County, Missouri	43.5%
88	Ceiba Municipio, Puerto Rico	43.5%
89	Kent County, Texas	43.4%
90	Ontonagon County, Michigan	43.3%
91	Logan County, North Dakota	43.2%
92	Jeff Davis County, Texas	42.9%
93	Dillingham Census Area, Alaska	42.8%
94	Iosco County, Michigan	42.7%
95	Greeley County, Nebraska	42.5%
96	Harrison County, Ohio	42.4%
97	Harding County, New Mexico	42.3%
98	Madison County, Montana	42.2%
99	Hitchcock County, Nebraska	42.1%
100	Loup County, Nebraska	42.0%