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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%
- Virginia
- 8.7%
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- 1Highland County46.2%
- 2Bath County43.6%
- 3Northumberland County37.6%
- 4Nelson County36.3%
- 5Accomack County34.5%
- 6Middlesex County33.3%
- 7Mecklenburg County29.7%
- 8Grayson County29.3%
- 9Westmoreland County28.8%
- 10Northampton County28%
- 11Craig County27.6%
- 12Mathews County27.4%
- 13Buchanan County27%
- 14Bland County26%
- 15Carroll County24.7%
- 16Lancaster County23.9%
- 17Essex County23.5%
- 18Rappahannock County22.8%
- 19Scott County22.5%
- 20Patrick County22.4%
- 21Lexington city22.1%
- 22Halifax County22%
- 23Lee County21.4%
- 24Charlotte County21.2%
- 25Emporia city20.9%
- 26Greensville County20.5%
- 27Richmond County20%
- 28Giles County19.7%
- 29Sussex County19.6%
- 30Dickenson County19.4%
- 31Alleghany County19.3%
- 32Lunenburg County19.2%
- 33Franklin County19%
- 34Martinsville city18.8%
- 35Brunswick County18.6%
- 36Surry County18%
- 37Tazewell County17.6%
- 38Henry County17.2%
- 39Page County17.1%
- 40Prince Edward County17%
- 41Floyd County16.9%
- 42Nottoway County16.9%
- 43Bristol city16.4%
- 44Russell County16.4%
- 45Wise County16.4%
- 46Petersburg city16.2%
- 47Lynchburg city16.1%
- 48Smyth County16.1%
- 49Shenandoah County16%
- 50Rockbridge County15.9%
- 51Cumberland County15.3%
- 52Louisa County15.3%
- 53Pulaski County15.2%
- 54Covington city15.1%
- 55Pittsylvania County15%
- 56Danville city14.8%
- 57King and Queen County14.5%
- 58Radford city14.2%
- 59Galax city14%
- 60Buckingham County13.9%
- 61Montgomery County13.6%
- 62Washington County13.5%
- 63Buena Vista city13.4%
- 64Williamsburg city13.4%
- 65Campbell County12.9%
- 66Botetourt County12.3%
- 67Southampton County12.1%
- 68Gloucester County11.8%
- 69Franklin city11.7%
- 70Amherst County11.6%
- 71Bedford County11.6%
- 72Hopewell city11.4%
- 73Roanoke city11.3%
- 74Appomattox County11%
- 75Charles City County11%
- 76Dinwiddie County11%
- 77Madison County10.7%
- 78Wythe County10.7%
- 79Rockingham County10.6%
- 80Clarke County10.1%
- 81Fluvanna County10.1%
- 82Warren County10.1%
- 83Greene County9.3%
- 84Norton city9%
- 85Staunton city8.8%
- 86Richmond city8.7%
- 87Winchester city8.4%
- 88Charlottesville city8.3%
- 89Norfolk city8.3%
- 90Arlington County8.2%
- 91Isle of Wight County8%
- 92James City County7.9%
- 93Orange County7.9%
- 94Goochland County7.7%
- 95Salem city7.7%
- 96Caroline County7.2%
- 97Colonial Heights city7.2%
- 98Hampton city7.2%
- 99Newport News city7.2%
- 100Harrisonburg city7%
- 101Portsmouth city7%
- 102Amelia County6.8%
- 103Manassas Park city6.8%
- 104Albemarle County6.6%
- 105Fauquier County6.6%
- 106Suffolk city6.4%
- 107Waynesboro city6.4%
- 108Roanoke County6.2%
- 109Augusta County6.1%
- 110Virginia Beach city6%
- 111Alexandria city5.9%
- 112Powhatan County5.8%
- 113Fredericksburg city5.6%
- 114New Kent County5.4%
- 115York County5.4%
- 116Spotsylvania County5.3%
- 117Henrico County5.2%
- 118Frederick County5.1%
- 119King George County5.1%
- 120King William County4.9%
- 121Poquoson city4.9%
- 122Falls Church city4.7%
- 123Prince George County4.5%
- 124Culpeper County4.3%
- 125Hanover County4.3%
- 126Stafford County4.3%
- 127Chesterfield County3.8%
- 128Fairfax County3.7%
- 129Chesapeake city3.3%
- 130Prince William County3.1%
- 131Loudoun County2.7%
- 132Manassas city2.1%
- 133Fairfax city1.7%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest housing vacancy in Virginia?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 22729 (Mitchells, VA) has the highest: 67.6%.
Which zip code has the lowest housing vacancy in Virginia?
24437 (Fort Defiance, VA) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the housing vacancy for the United States?
10.1%; in Virginia it is 8.7%.
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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