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Highest renter share, Mississippi cities · 2010

Mississippi cities with the highest share of renter-occupied housing units (2010 ACS). This list covers the 69 cities in Mississippi that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RELATEDMost expensive homes Cheapest homes Highest median rent Lowest median rent Highest homeownership rate Newest housing stock

YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPRENTER-OCCUPIEDVS 2000

01University, MSMS5,31594.3%–

02Oxford, MSMS26,77365.5%+3%

03Starkville, MSMS25,75462.6%+6%

04Hattiesburg, MSMS48,80261.7%+11%

05West Hattiesburg, MSMS6,71554.1%+53%

06Ridgeland, MSMS24,75052.1%+1%

07Flowood, MSMS11,00351.4%−15%

08Yazoo City, MSMS9,86750.8%+15%

09Biloxi, MSMS48,51650.8%−1%

10Columbus, MSMS22,79250.3%+10%

11Clarksdale, MSMS13,64349.5%+6%

12Greenwood, MSMS13,42948.8%−4%

13McComb, MSMS11,69748.3%+14%

14Meridian, MSMS33,37048.2%+10%

15D'Iberville, MSMS13,55748.1%+75%

16St. Martin, MSMS8,13947.6%+99%

17Jackson, MSMS141,19646.9%+11%

18Greenville, MSMS26,53046.3%+5%

19Canton, MSMS10,87346.1%+12%

20Corinth, MSMS14,34545.4%+12%

21Cleveland, MSMS10,13845.0%+16%

22Holly Springs, MSMS6,40243.8%+13%

23Laurel, MSMS17,66243.8%+13%

24Vicksburg, MSMS19,83043.6%+0%

25Gulfport, MSMS76,50643.6%+6%

26Pascagoula, MSMS21,40943.2%+0%

27Forest, MSMS5,43343.2%+17%

28West Point, MSMS9,74341.9%+16%

29Senatobia, MSMS8,47341.9%+5%

30Philadelphia, MSMS6,85841.7%+28%

31Natchez, MSMS14,88041.6%+4%

32New Albany, MSMS7,75641.5%+8%

33Grenada, MSMS12,08841.3%+7%

34Picayune, MSMS12,01941.3%+17%

35Indianola, MSMS8,63740.9%+12%

36Tupelo, MSMS38,08740.2%+6%

37Ripley, MSMS5,37739.5%+7%

38Kosciusko, MSMS6,72239.3%+9%

39Pontotoc, MSMS6,15639.3%+4%

40Louisville, MSMS5,92138.8%+18%

41Columbia, MSMS6,52538.2%+6%

42Brookhaven, MSMS11,64637.4%−2%

43Pearl, MSMS28,86437.3%+13%

44Booneville, MSMS9,25737.0%+10%

45Batesville, MSMS7,32536.8%+5%

46Bay St. Louis, MSMS10,63434.6%+1%

47Waveland, MSMS7,04234.5%+22%

48Horn Lake, MSMS26,74134.5%+22%

49Gautier, MSMS19,06933.0%+10%

50Richland, MSMS7,63032.6%+31%

51Long Beach, MSMS17,30932.2%−5%

52Amory, MSMS6,38632.0%+4%

53Saltillo, MSMS5,06030.3%−3%

54Southaven, MSMS57,81930.2%+9%

55Clinton, MSMS26,64029.0%+3%

56Gulf Hills, MSMS8,45128.7%+63%

57Ocean Springs, MSMS18,99328.3%+2%

58Moss Point, MSMS11,74327.9%+8%

59Petal, MSMS11,69426.9%−13%

60Byram, MSMS12,70725.1%+269%

61Brandon, MSMS26,12223.2%−11%

62Gulf Park Estates, MSMS6,26421.9%+21%

63Hernando, MSMS18,82421.7%−15%

64Pass Christian, MSMS6,45921.5%−23%

65Olive Branch, MSMS47,56319.3%+21%

66Latimer, MSMS6,75619.2%+72%

67Diamondhead, MSMS9,44112.1%+37%

68Vancleave, MSMS5,07811.3%+32%

69Madison, MSMS28,5757.7%+27%

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS