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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%
- North Carolina
- 66.6%
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- 1Currituck County87.3%
- 2Brunswick County84.6%
- 3Cherokee County83.7%
- 4Avery County83%
- 5Pamlico County82.9%
- 6Pender County82.7%
- 7Davie County82.2%
- 8Camden County82.1%
- 9Union County81.6%
- 10Clay County81.2%
- 11Gates County80.9%
- 12Alexander County80.7%
- 13Graham County80.7%
- 14Chatham County80.6%
- 15Ashe County79.4%
- 16Jones County79.4%
- 17Yancey County79.4%
- 18Stokes County79.2%
- 19Lincoln County78.9%
- 20Franklin County78.6%
- 21Dare County78.4%
- 22Tyrrell County77.8%
- 23Macon County77.6%
- 24Madison County77.5%
- 25Person County77.3%
- 26Granville County77.1%
- 27Polk County76.9%
- 28Yadkin County76.9%
- 29Perquimans County76.5%
- 30Moore County76.4%
- 31Mitchell County76.3%
- 32Johnston County76.1%
- 33McDowell County75.6%
- 34Caswell County75.2%
- 35Henderson County75%
- 36Montgomery County75%
- 37Haywood County74.9%
- 38Carteret County74.7%
- 39Transylvania County74.7%
- 40Northampton County74.6%
- 41Burke County74.5%
- 42Stanly County74.5%
- 43Alleghany County74.4%
- 44Davidson County74.4%
- 45Rutherford County73.9%
- 46Sampson County73.8%
- 47Caldwell County73.5%
- 48Wilkes County73.5%
- 49Surry County73.4%
- 50Hoke County73%
- 51Bertie County72.7%
- 52Swain County72.7%
- 53Randolph County72.5%
- 54Rowan County72.3%
- 55Catawba County72.2%
- 56Rockingham County72.1%
- 57Hyde County71.9%
- 58Iredell County71.9%
- 59Cabarrus County71.2%
- 60Columbus County71.1%
- 61Harnett County71%
- 62Cleveland County70.9%
- 63Chowan County70.5%
- 64Duplin County70.3%
- 65Beaufort County69.5%
- 66Warren County69.4%
- 67Bladen County69.2%
- 68Anson County68.5%
- 69Craven County68.4%
- 70Washington County68%
- 71Pasquotank County67.5%
- 72Hertford County67.4%
- 73Lee County67.3%
- 74Gaston County66.8%
- 75Martin County66.8%
- 76Greene County66.5%
- 77Buncombe County66.2%
- 78Richmond County65.9%
- 79Robeson County65.8%
- 80Alamance County65%
- 81Wake County64.1%
- 82Orange County63.8%
- 83Onslow County63.7%
- 84Forsyth County63.6%
- 85Nash County63.6%
- 86Halifax County62.9%
- 87Watauga County62.1%
- 88Scotland County61.8%
- 89Wayne County61.5%
- 90New Hanover County61.4%
- 91Edgecombe County60.8%
- 92Jackson County60.8%
- 93Vance County60.1%
- 94Wilson County60%
- 95Guilford County59.9%
- 96Lenoir County59.2%
- 97Durham County55.5%
- 98Mecklenburg County55.1%
- 99Cumberland County55%
- 100Pitt County51.4%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest homeownership rate in North Carolina?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 28167 (Union Mills, NC) has the highest: 98.6%.
Which zip code has the lowest homeownership rate in North Carolina?
27506 (Buies Creek, NC) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the homeownership rate for the United States?
65.2%; in North Carolina it is 66.6%.
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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