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Share of housing units that are empty, including seasonal and vacation homes, homes for sale or rent, and abandoned units. High in resort and declining areas.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 10.1%
- Kansas
- 9.2%
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- 1Elk County33%
- 2Woodson County32%
- 3Chautauqua County31.3%
- 4Greenwood County27.3%
- 5Harper County27%
- 6Barber County26.3%
- 7Morton County25.8%
- 8Hamilton County25.3%
- 9Jewell County25.2%
- 10Edwards County25%
- 11Republic County25%
- 12Stafford County24.6%
- 13Clark County24.2%
- 14Lincoln County23.4%
- 15Osborne County22.3%
- 16Smith County22%
- 17Pawnee County21.8%
- 18Wilson County21.7%
- 19Ellsworth County21.6%
- 20Meade County20.9%
- 21Pratt County20.5%
- 22Trego County20%
- 23Ness County19.4%
- 24Doniphan County19.2%
- 25Lane County19.2%
- 26Comanche County18.9%
- 27Grant County18.9%
- 28Rooks County18.9%
- 29Decatur County18.8%
- 30Phillips County18.5%
- 31Norton County18.4%
- 32Greeley County17.9%
- 33Allen County17.5%
- 34Chase County17.4%
- 35Rush County17.4%
- 36Kiowa County17.2%
- 37Montgomery County17.1%
- 38Cheyenne County16.8%
- 39Stanton County16.8%
- 40Linn County16.7%
- 41Marion County16.6%
- 42Sherman County16.6%
- 43Stevens County16.6%
- 44Wallace County16.5%
- 45Barton County16.2%
- 46Atchison County15.9%
- 47Graham County15.8%
- 48Russell County15.6%
- 49Brown County15.3%
- 50Hodgeman County15.3%
- 51Rice County15.3%
- 52Labette County15.1%
- 53Morris County14.9%
- 54Cowley County14.6%
- 55Rawlins County14.6%
- 56Cloud County14.5%
- 57Sheridan County14.5%
- 58Wabaunsee County14.4%
- 59Kingman County14.1%
- 60Mitchell County14%
- 61Sumner County13.9%
- 62Bourbon County13.6%
- 63Cherokee County13.6%
- 64Seward County12.7%
- 65Crawford County12.6%
- 66Washington County12.6%
- 67Osage County12.3%
- 68Gove County12.2%
- 69Thomas County12.2%
- 70Marshall County12.1%
- 71Coffey County11.3%
- 72Geary County11.2%
- 73Jackson County11.1%
- 74Clay County10.7%
- 75Nemaha County10.7%
- 76Ottawa County10.6%
- 77Anderson County10.5%
- 78Neosho County10.5%
- 79Wyandotte County10.5%
- 80Wichita County10.4%
- 81Lyon County10.3%
- 82Riley County9.9%
- 83Kearny County9.6%
- 84Reno County9.5%
- 85Gray County9.3%
- 86Logan County9.3%
- 87Haskell County9.2%
- 88Sedgwick County9.2%
- 89Dickinson County8.8%
- 90Pottawatomie County8.2%
- 91Franklin County8%
- 92Butler County7.8%
- 93Ellis County7.8%
- 94Finney County7.8%
- 95Jefferson County7.8%
- 96McPherson County7.7%
- 97Ford County7.4%
- 98Shawnee County6.9%
- 99Saline County6.8%
- 100Harvey County6.5%
- 101Douglas County6.1%
- 102Leavenworth County5.3%
- 103Johnson County3.9%
- 104Miami County3.7%
- 105Scott County1.9%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest housing vacancy in Kansas?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 66045 (Lawrence, KS) has the highest: 44.6%.
Which zip code has the lowest housing vacancy in Kansas?
66770 (Riverton, KS) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the housing vacancy for the United States?
10.1%; in Kansas it is 9.2%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of housing units that are empty, including seasonal and vacation homes, homes for sale or rent, and abandoned units. High in resort and declining areas.
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