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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%
- North Dakota
- 12.3%
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- 1Grant County35.2%
- 2Burke County33.6%
- 3Bottineau County32.4%
- 4Kidder County29.5%
- 5McIntosh County28.7%
- 6Divide County28.1%
- 7Steele County28%
- 8Renville County27.6%
- 9Logan County27.4%
- 10Griggs County27.1%
- 11Cavalier County26%
- 12Williams County25.6%
- 13Billings County25.5%
- 14Emmons County25.5%
- 15Nelson County25%
- 16Dunn County24.8%
- 17McLean County24.6%
- 18Mountrail County23.5%
- 19Mercer County23%
- 20McKenzie County22.6%
- 21Golden Valley County22.5%
- 22Adams County22.3%
- 23Hettinger County21.7%
- 24Towner County21.2%
- 25Bowman County21%
- 26McHenry County20.8%
- 27Benson County20.1%
- 28Sheridan County19.5%
- 29Wells County19.1%
- 30Oliver County18.8%
- 31Dickey County18%
- 32Slope County18%
- 33Rolette County17.9%
- 34LaMoure County15.5%
- 35Pembina County15.1%
- 36Walsh County15.1%
- 37Barnes County13.9%
- 38Foster County13.7%
- 39Eddy County13.6%
- 40Sioux County13.1%
- 41Stark County12.7%
- 42Sargent County12.3%
- 43Ward County12.1%
- 44Morton County9.8%
- 45Stutsman County9.4%
- 46Pierce County9.2%
- 47Richland County9%
- 48Traill County9%
- 49Ransom County8.2%
- 50Ramsey County7.9%
- 51Grand Forks County7.7%
- 52Burleigh County5.7%
- 53Cass County5.7%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest housing vacancy in North Dakota?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 58852 (Tioga, ND) has the highest: 36.4%.
Which zip code has the lowest housing vacancy in North Dakota?
58105 (Fargo, ND) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the housing vacancy for the United States?
10.1%; in North Dakota it is 12.3%.
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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