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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%
- Missouri
- 68.1%
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
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- 1Ralls County85.5%
- 2Knox County85.1%
- 3Benton County83.8%
- 4Chariton County83.5%
- 5Stone County83.3%
- 6Putnam County83%
- 7Ste. Genevieve County83%
- 8Camden County82.5%
- 9Hickory County82.4%
- 10Scotland County82.4%
- 11Bollinger County82.3%
- 12Jefferson County82.2%
- 13Ozark County82.1%
- 14Worth County82.1%
- 15Mercer County81%
- 16Gasconade County80.9%
- 17Douglas County80.6%
- 18St. Charles County80.5%
- 19Warren County80.2%
- 20Schuyler County79.9%
- 21Shannon County79.9%
- 22Reynolds County79.8%
- 23Morgan County79.7%
- 24Osage County79.4%
- 25Moniteau County79.2%
- 26Daviess County79.1%
- 27Ripley County79.1%
- 28Lincoln County79%
- 29Howard County78.7%
- 30Linn County78.5%
- 31Washington County78.4%
- 32Clark County78.3%
- 33Maries County78.3%
- 34Caldwell County78.2%
- 35Shelby County77.5%
- 36Webster County77.4%
- 37Barry County77.3%
- 38Ray County77.3%
- 39Holt County77.2%
- 40Texas County77.2%
- 41Wright County77.1%
- 42Dade County77%
- 43Atchison County76.8%
- 44Macon County76.8%
- 45Andrew County76.7%
- 46Newton County76.6%
- 47Franklin County76.5%
- 48Perry County76.5%
- 49Lewis County76.3%
- 50St. Clair County76%
- 51Christian County75.9%
- 52Dallas County75.9%
- 53Dent County75.9%
- 54Clinton County75.7%
- 55Cooper County75.7%
- 56Lafayette County75.7%
- 57Cass County75.6%
- 58Callaway County75.5%
- 59Iron County75.1%
- 60Sullivan County75.1%
- 61Wayne County75.1%
- 62Henry County75%
- 63Bates County74.9%
- 64Oregon County74.9%
- 65Gentry County74.4%
- 66Monroe County74.3%
- 67Cedar County74.1%
- 68Lawrence County73.9%
- 69Miller County73.9%
- 70Madison County73.7%
- 71Montgomery County73.4%
- 72Pike County73.3%
- 73Livingston County72.3%
- 74Carroll County71.9%
- 75Audrain County71.8%
- 76Stoddard County71.8%
- 77Polk County71.6%
- 78Harrison County71.4%
- 79Randolph County71.4%
- 80Vernon County71.3%
- 81DeKalb County71.1%
- 82Scott County71.1%
- 83Howell County70.3%
- 84Saline County69.8%
- 85Grundy County69.7%
- 86Clay County69.5%
- 87Marion County69.3%
- 88Crawford County69.2%
- 89St. Louis County69.2%
- 90Pettis County69.1%
- 91Laclede County68.2%
- 92St. Francois County68.2%
- 93Barton County68.1%
- 94Cole County67.9%
- 95Platte County67.4%
- 96McDonald County67.3%
- 97Taney County67%
- 98Cape Girardeau County66.8%
- 99Buchanan County66.3%
- 100Butler County64.6%
- 101New Madrid County64.2%
- 102Johnson County63.5%
- 103Mississippi County62.9%
- 104Jasper County62.8%
- 105Dunklin County62.3%
- 106Nodaway County62.3%
- 107Phelps County61.7%
- 108Pulaski County61.2%
- 109Adair County61%
- 110Carter County60.7%
- 111Jackson County59.1%
- 112Boone County57.7%
- 113Greene County57.5%
- 114Pemiscot County55.6%
- 115St. Louis city45.3%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest homeownership rate in Missouri?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 63036 (French Village, MO) has the highest: 98.9%.
Which zip code has the lowest homeownership rate in Missouri?
65897 (Springfield, MO) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the homeownership rate for the United States?
65.2%; in Missouri it is 68.1%.
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.
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