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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%
- Texas
- 9.4%
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- 1Kenedy County56.7%
- 2Edwards County50.4%
- 3Concho County42.4%
- 4Real County42.2%
- 5King County41.3%
- 6Kent County41.1%
- 7McMullen County40.5%
- 8Sabine County39.6%
- 9Donley County39.5%
- 10San Augustine County38.9%
- 11Cottle County38%
- 12Motley County37.3%
- 13Jeff Davis County36.9%
- 14Dickens County36.8%
- 15Stonewall County35.1%
- 16Briscoe County34.9%
- 17Collingsworth County34.4%
- 18Borden County34%
- 19Childress County33.7%
- 20Garza County33.2%
- 21Hall County32.8%
- 22Hardeman County32%
- 23Menard County31.9%
- 24Coleman County31.8%
- 25Llano County31.8%
- 26Jim Hogg County31.7%
- 27Hutchinson County31.2%
- 28Haskell County31.1%
- 29Duval County30.9%
- 30Knox County30.9%
- 31Mills County30.7%
- 32Baylor County30.1%
- 33Foard County29.9%
- 34Mason County29.6%
- 35Terrell County29.4%
- 36Crockett County29.1%
- 37Hamilton County28.6%
- 38Lipscomb County28.4%
- 39Sutton County27.9%
- 40Crosby County27.5%
- 41La Salle County27.5%
- 42San Jacinto County27.5%
- 43Cochran County27.3%
- 44Live Oak County27.3%
- 45Trinity County27%
- 46Zapata County27%
- 47Houston County26.3%
- 48Polk County26.3%
- 49San Saba County26.3%
- 50Palo Pinto County26.1%
- 51Presidio County26.1%
- 52Wheeler County26%
- 53Coke County25.7%
- 54Hudspeth County25.7%
- 55Leon County25.7%
- 56Refugio County25.7%
- 57Sherman County25.7%
- 58Throckmorton County25.6%
- 59Dimmit County25.5%
- 60Kimble County25.4%
- 61Newton County25.4%
- 62Mitchell County25.3%
- 63Marion County25.2%
- 64DeWitt County25.1%
- 65Schleicher County25.1%
- 66Tyler County24.9%
- 67Floyd County24.7%
- 68Franklin County23.9%
- 69Sterling County23.9%
- 70Irion County23.7%
- 71Runnels County23.7%
- 72Brooks County23.4%
- 73Eastland County22.9%
- 74Comanche County22.8%
- 75Reagan County22.7%
- 76Stephens County22.5%
- 77Fisher County22.4%
- 78Freestone County22.3%
- 79Kinney County22.3%
- 80Brown County22.2%
- 81Robertson County22.2%
- 82Aransas County22%
- 83McCulloch County21.9%
- 84Jack County21.6%
- 85Colorado County21.4%
- 86Fayette County21.4%
- 87Swisher County21.3%
- 88Culberson County20.9%
- 89Oldham County20.9%
- 90Karnes County20.8%
- 91Goliad County20.7%
- 92Lamb County20.5%
- 93Castro County20.2%
- 94Bandera County20.1%
- 95Calhoun County20%
- 96Callahan County19.9%
- 97Gillespie County19.9%
- 98Bosque County19.8%
- 99Henderson County19.8%
- 100Gray County19.7%
- 101Limestone County19.7%
- 102Red River County19.6%
- 103Bailey County19.4%
- 104Lavaca County19.4%
- 105Upton County19.2%
- 106Shelby County19.1%
- 107Matagorda County19%
- 108Carson County18.4%
- 109Hansford County18.3%
- 110Reeves County18.3%
- 111Wilbarger County18.3%
- 112Jim Wells County18.2%
- 113Loving County18.2%
- 114Panola County18%
- 115Rains County18%
- 116Burnet County17.9%
- 117Shackelford County17.9%
- 118Roberts County17.8%
- 119Hale County17.7%
- 120Burleson County17.5%
- 121Dawson County17.5%
- 122Montague County17.5%
- 123Bee County17.3%
- 124Camp County17.3%
- 125Madison County17.3%
- 126Willacy County17.3%
- 127Jasper County17.2%
- 128Starr County17.2%
- 129Nolan County17.1%
- 130Zavala County17.1%
- 131Grimes County17%
- 132Clay County16.9%
- 133San Patricio County16.8%
- 134Lynn County16.7%
- 135Smith County16.6%
- 136Uvalde County16.6%
- 137Wood County16.6%
- 138Brewster County16.3%
- 139Hemphill County16.3%
- 140Hill County16.2%
- 141Jones County16.2%
- 142Morris County15.9%
- 143Blanco County15.7%
- 144Cass County15.6%
- 145Kleberg County15.4%
- 146Rusk County15.4%
- 147Austin County15.3%
- 148Dallam County15.3%
- 149Ochiltree County15.3%
- 150Nueces County15.1%
- 151Frio County15%
- 152Lampasas County15%
- 153Ward County15%
- 154Anderson County14.9%
- 155Falls County14.8%
- 156Scurry County14.6%
- 157Orange County14.5%
- 158Walker County14.4%
- 159Winkler County14.4%
- 160Hockley County14.3%
- 161Jackson County14.2%
- 162Navarro County14.2%
- 163Fannin County13.8%
- 164Potter County13.8%
- 165Jefferson County13.7%
- 166Liberty County13.7%
- 167Parmer County13.7%
- 168Yoakum County13.7%
- 169Cherokee County13.6%
- 170Moore County13.5%
- 171Armstrong County13.4%
- 172Deaf Smith County13.4%
- 173Cameron County13.3%
- 174Howard County13.2%
- 175Nacogdoches County13.2%
- 176Galveston County13.1%
- 177Angelina County12.8%
- 178Milam County12.8%
- 179Archer County12.6%
- 180Atascosa County12.6%
- 181Lee County12.5%
- 182Hidalgo County12.4%
- 183Van Zandt County12.4%
- 184Lamar County12.3%
- 185Bowie County12.2%
- 186Hood County12.2%
- 187Washington County12.2%
- 188Gonzales County12.1%
- 189Wichita County12.1%
- 190Hopkins County11.8%
- 191Kerr County11.8%
- 192Harrison County11.7%
- 193Taylor County11.7%
- 194Victoria County11.7%
- 195Maverick County11.6%
- 196Hardin County11.5%
- 197Crane County11.3%
- 198Delta County11.3%
- 199Pecos County11.2%
- 200Grayson County11.1%
- 201Upshur County11.1%
- 202Brazoria County10.9%
- 203Hunt County10.6%
- 204Tom Green County10.6%
- 205Young County10.6%
- 206Medina County10.5%
- 207Gregg County10.4%
- 208Glasscock County10.3%
- 209Terry County10.3%
- 210Wharton County10.3%
- 211Gaines County10.2%
- 212McLennan County10.2%
- 213Val Verde County10.2%
- 214Erath County10%
- 215Hartley County10%
- 216Waller County9.8%
- 217Brazos County9.7%
- 218Lubbock County9.4%
- 219Chambers County9%
- 220Wise County8.7%
- 221Coryell County8.6%
- 222Bexar County8.5%
- 223Comal County8.5%
- 224Harris County8.4%
- 225Bell County8.2%
- 226Titus County8.2%
- 227Cooke County7.9%
- 228Randall County7.9%
- 229Dallas County7.7%
- 230Kendall County7.7%
- 231Webb County7.7%
- 232Martin County7.6%
- 233Somervell County7.6%
- 234Johnson County7.5%
- 235El Paso County7.4%
- 236Tarrant County7.2%
- 237Bastrop County7.1%
- 238Midland County7%
- 239Montgomery County6.9%
- 240Wilson County6.6%
- 241Ector County6.3%
- 242Guadalupe County6.1%
- 243Kaufman County5.8%
- 244Parker County5.7%
- 245Travis County5.6%
- 246Rockwall County5.4%
- 247Caldwell County5.3%
- 248Ellis County4.9%
- 249Collin County4.7%
- 250Hays County4.6%
- 251Andrews County4.3%
- 252Denton County4.3%
- 253Fort Bend County4.2%
- 254Williamson County3.9%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest housing vacancy in Texas?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 79406 (Lubbock, TX) has the highest: 100%.
Which zip code has the lowest housing vacancy in Texas?
76070 (Nemo, TX) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the housing vacancy for the United States?
10.1%; in Texas it is 9.4%.
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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