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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%
- South Carolina
- 71.9%
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Top and bottom zip codes in South Carolina
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest homeownership
See allHomeownership rate by county in South Carolina
- 1McCormick County87.9%
- 2Calhoun County85%
- 3Georgetown County84%
- 4Lancaster County83.3%
- 5Kershaw County82%
- 6Edgefield County80.1%
- 7Saluda County78.7%
- 8Chester County78.4%
- 9Abbeville County78.1%
- 10Lexington County77.4%
- 11Horry County77.3%
- 12Jasper County77.2%
- 13Aiken County76.5%
- 14Williamsburg County76.4%
- 15Oconee County76.2%
- 16Beaufort County75.9%
- 17Dorchester County75.5%
- 18Anderson County74.8%
- 19Fairfield County74.6%
- 20Berkeley County74.5%
- 21York County74.5%
- 22Cherokee County73.8%
- 23Hampton County73.4%
- 24Colleton County73.3%
- 25Newberry County73.1%
- 26Spartanburg County73%
- 27Clarendon County72.9%
- 28Chesterfield County72.8%
- 29Laurens County71.5%
- 30Union County71.3%
- 31Barnwell County70.9%
- 32Darlington County70.9%
- 33Pickens County70.9%
- 34Lee County70.5%
- 35Bamberg County70.4%
- 36Greenville County68.9%
- 37Sumter County68.1%
- 38Greenwood County67%
- 39Orangeburg County67%
- 40Dillon County64.7%
- 41Florence County64.5%
- 42Charleston County63.9%
- 43Marlboro County63%
- 44Marion County62.6%
- 45Allendale County61.7%
- 46Richland County60.3%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest homeownership rate in South Carolina?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 29332 (Cross Hill, SC) has the highest: 94.7%.
Which zip code has the lowest homeownership rate in South Carolina?
29424 (Charleston, SC) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the homeownership rate for the United States?
65.2%; in South Carolina it is 71.9%.
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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