Loading 33,000 zip codes…
About this map
Of homes that are lived in, the share occupied by their owner rather than a renter.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 65.2%
- Kentucky
- 68.3%
- Rankings
- Full list
Top and bottom zip codes in Kentucky
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest homeownership
See allHomeownership rate by county in Kentucky
- 1Owen County88%
- 2Spencer County87.9%
- 3Oldham County87.1%
- 4Leslie County85.5%
- 5Bullitt County84.9%
- 6Martin County84.9%
- 7McLean County82.8%
- 8Elliott County81.7%
- 9Marshall County81.6%
- 10Breckinridge County81.4%
- 11Livingston County81.2%
- 12Carlisle County80.4%
- 13Lyon County80.4%
- 14Greenup County80.3%
- 15Edmonson County80.1%
- 16Carter County80%
- 17Garrard County79.9%
- 18Casey County79.7%
- 19Trimble County79.7%
- 20Robertson County79.5%
- 21Larue County79.4%
- 22Lewis County79.2%
- 23Morgan County78.9%
- 24Muhlenberg County78.8%
- 25Bracken County78.5%
- 26Nelson County78.3%
- 27Crittenden County78.2%
- 28Lawrence County77.8%
- 29Lee County77.7%
- 30Marion County77.7%
- 31Metcalfe County77.7%
- 32Anderson County77.6%
- 33Green County77.6%
- 34Washington County77.6%
- 35Jackson County77.4%
- 36Adair County77.2%
- 37Hancock County77.2%
- 38Ohio County77.2%
- 39Trigg County76.9%
- 40Breathitt County76.6%
- 41Clay County76.4%
- 42Lincoln County76.4%
- 43Boone County76.3%
- 44Henry County76.3%
- 45Graves County76.1%
- 46Ballard County76%
- 47Todd County76%
- 48Mercer County75.9%
- 49Cumberland County75.5%
- 50Menifee County75.5%
- 51Magoffin County75.4%
- 52Pike County75.3%
- 53Gallatin County75.1%
- 54Grant County75.1%
- 55Fleming County74.8%
- 56Bath County74.7%
- 57Pendleton County74.7%
- 58Grayson County74.6%
- 59Allen County74.5%
- 60Nicholas County74.5%
- 61Logan County74.3%
- 62Rockcastle County74.3%
- 63McCreary County74.2%
- 64Letcher County74.1%
- 65Meade County74.1%
- 66Shelby County73.9%
- 67Webster County73.8%
- 68Butler County73.7%
- 69Wolfe County73.6%
- 70Knott County72.7%
- 71Pulaski County72.5%
- 72Hart County72.4%
- 73Floyd County72.2%
- 74Scott County71.7%
- 75Woodford County71.7%
- 76Harlan County71.6%
- 77Laurel County71.6%
- 78Harrison County71.4%
- 79Campbell County71.1%
- 80Clinton County71.1%
- 81Monroe County70.9%
- 82Hickman County70.8%
- 83Russell County70.8%
- 84Clark County70.7%
- 85Hopkins County70.7%
- 86Kenton County70.7%
- 87Estill County70.4%
- 88Perry County70.4%
- 89Boyd County70.2%
- 90Caldwell County70.2%
- 91Union County70.2%
- 92Owsley County70.1%
- 93Wayne County69.1%
- 94McCracken County68.9%
- 95Taylor County68.8%
- 96Johnson County68.3%
- 97Montgomery County68.3%
- 98Powell County68.2%
- 99Daviess County68.1%
- 100Boyle County68%
- 101Whitley County66.8%
- 102Jessamine County66.7%
- 103Simpson County66.7%
- 104Mason County66.1%
- 105Carroll County65.7%
- 106Knox County65.3%
- 107Barren County65.2%
- 108Henderson County64.9%
- 109Franklin County64.5%
- 110Calloway County63.9%
- 111Bourbon County63.7%
- 112Hardin County62.6%
- 113Jefferson County62.1%
- 114Madison County62%
- 115Fulton County61.8%
- 116Rowan County61.5%
- 117Bell County58.8%
- 118Warren County55.6%
- 119Fayette County53.8%
- 120Christian County50%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest homeownership rate in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40119 (Falls Of Rough, KY) has the highest: 98.4%.
Which zip code has the lowest homeownership rate in Kentucky?
40404 (Berea, KY) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the homeownership rate for the United States?
65.2%; in Kentucky it is 68.3%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Of homes that are lived in, the share occupied by their owner rather than a renter.
More maps
- Population
- Population density
- Median household income
- Per capita income
- Median home value
- Median gross rent
- Median age
- Poverty rate
- Bachelor's degree or higher
- Average commute
- Work from home
- Unemployment rate
- Diversity index
- Broadband access
- Uninsured rate
- Veterans
- Foreign-born residents
- Housing vacancy
- Rent-burdened renters
- Residents 65 and older
- Residents under 18
- Median earnings per worker
- Tech workers
- Healthcare workers
- Self-employed workers
- Government workers
- 1-year home price change
- 5-year home price change
- 10-year home price change
- Income inequality (Gini)