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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%
- Virginia
- 67.3%
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- 1Powhatan County93.2%
- 2New Kent County92.6%
- 3Highland County88.9%
- 4King William County88.9%
- 5Fluvanna County88.7%
- 6Middlesex County87.4%
- 7Bland County86.5%
- 8Charles City County86.3%
- 9Northumberland County86.1%
- 10Botetourt County85.5%
- 11Goochland County84.9%
- 12Bedford County84.7%
- 13Poquoson city84.6%
- 14Mathews County84%
- 15Floyd County83.9%
- 16Craig County83.7%
- 17Greene County83.4%
- 18Buchanan County83.1%
- 19Amelia County82.5%
- 20Alleghany County82.3%
- 21Caroline County82.3%
- 22Louisa County82.2%
- 23Hanover County82.1%
- 24Clarke County81.5%
- 25Lancaster County81.5%
- 26Amherst County80.8%
- 27Stafford County80.5%
- 28Gloucester County80.4%
- 29Grayson County80.4%
- 30Augusta County80.2%
- 31Isle of Wight County80.1%
- 32Spotsylvania County80.1%
- 33Westmoreland County80.1%
- 34Nelson County79.7%
- 35Dinwiddie County79.6%
- 36Surry County79.5%
- 37Frederick County79.3%
- 38Rockbridge County79.3%
- 39Giles County78.9%
- 40Fauquier County78.8%
- 41Orange County78.7%
- 42Pittsylvania County78.7%
- 43Franklin County78.5%
- 44Loudoun County77.9%
- 45Madison County77.8%
- 46Buckingham County77.3%
- 47Carroll County77.1%
- 48Scott County77%
- 49Wythe County77%
- 50Patrick County76.9%
- 51Chesterfield County76.7%
- 52James City County76.7%
- 53Russell County76.3%
- 54King George County76.2%
- 55Dickenson County76.1%
- 56Southampton County76.1%
- 57Cumberland County75.9%
- 58Warren County75.9%
- 59Appomattox County75.8%
- 60Washington County75.8%
- 61King and Queen County75.7%
- 62Roanoke County75.7%
- 63Rockingham County75.3%
- 64Henry County75.2%
- 65Culpeper County75%
- 66Campbell County74.9%
- 67Charlotte County74.7%
- 68Richmond County74.7%
- 69Halifax County74.6%
- 70Brunswick County74.4%
- 71Chesapeake city74.4%
- 72Tazewell County74.4%
- 73Prince George County74.3%
- 74Prince William County74.3%
- 75Wise County74.2%
- 76Pulaski County73.4%
- 77Rappahannock County73.4%
- 78Shenandoah County73.3%
- 79Lee County73%
- 80Page County71.8%
- 81Essex County71.7%
- 82York County71.6%
- 83Lunenburg County71.5%
- 84Manassas city71.5%
- 85Accomack County71.4%
- 86Bath County71.3%
- 87Smyth County71%
- 88Suffolk city70.7%
- 89Covington city70.1%
- 90Fairfax city69.9%
- 91Sussex County69.7%
- 92Fairfax County68.6%
- 93Mecklenburg County68.3%
- 94Colonial Heights city68.1%
- 95Nottoway County66.6%
- 96Manassas Park city66.5%
- 97Greensville County66.3%
- 98Northampton County66.1%
- 99Albemarle County65.9%
- 100Virginia Beach city65.1%
- 101Henrico County64.5%
- 102Bristol city63.6%
- 103Salem city62.8%
- 104Staunton city60.9%
- 105Waynesboro city59.9%
- 106Prince Edward County58%
- 107Hopewell city57.9%
- 108Portsmouth city57.9%
- 109Hampton city56.9%
- 110Buena Vista city56.5%
- 111Galax city56.3%
- 112Martinsville city55.4%
- 113Montgomery County55.3%
- 114Franklin city53.9%
- 115Lexington city53.8%
- 116Williamsburg city53.2%
- 117Falls Church city52.5%
- 118Roanoke city52.4%
- 119Norton city50%
- 120Lynchburg city48.9%
- 121Newport News city48.2%
- 122Danville city47.8%
- 123Norfolk city46.3%
- 124Charlottesville city44.2%
- 125Winchester city43.6%
- 126Richmond city43.5%
- 127Radford city42.3%
- 128Alexandria city42.1%
- 129Arlington County41.3%
- 130Fredericksburg city39.7%
- 131Harrisonburg city39.5%
- 132Petersburg city38.6%
- 133Emporia city38.1%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest homeownership rate in Virginia?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 20137 (Broad Run, VA) has the highest: 100%.
Which zip code has the lowest homeownership rate in Virginia?
23284 (Richmond, VA) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the homeownership rate for the United States?
65.2%; in Virginia it is 67.3%.
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.
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