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Highest renter share, Indiana counties · 1990

Indiana counties with the highest share of renter-occupied housing units (1990 ACS). This list covers the 92 counties in Indiana that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 92 is 23.1%.

Highest renter share by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPRENTER-OCCUPIEDVS –
01Monroe County, ININ143,34545.2%–
02Marion County, ININ992,19643.0%–
03Tippecanoe County, ININ190,45642.9%–
04Vanderburgh County, ININ181,99535.2%–
05Delaware County, ININ113,10633.2%–
06Wayne County, ININ66,16932.4%–
07Lake County, ININ504,61232.2%–
08Clark County, ININ130,45131.6%–
09Vigo County, ININ106,51230.7%–
10Fayette County, ININ23,53330.1%–
11Allen County, ININ402,32929.8%–
12Miami County, ININ34,48729.4%–
13Knox County, ININ35,65229.4%–
14Grant County, ININ66,52428.7%–
15Floyd County, ININ82,15328.2%–
16Elkhart County, ININ208,77428.2%–
17Rush County, ININ16,76728.1%–
18St. Joseph County, ININ272,86128.0%–
19Clinton County, ININ33,32228.0%–
20Howard County, ININ83,90427.9%–
21Montgomery County, ININ38,95427.8%–
22Union County, ININ6,86327.7%–
23Benton County, ININ8,88327.1%–
24Madison County, ININ135,08826.9%–
25LaPorte County, ININ111,29426.9%–
26Bartholomew County, ININ85,72926.8%–
27Jefferson County, ININ33,27926.8%–
28Shelby County, ININ45,88226.5%–
29Johnson County, ININ174,26226.0%–
30Wabash County, ININ30,71325.7%–
31Cass County, ININ37,83625.6%–
32Porter County, ININ176,04924.8%–
33Henry County, ININ49,13724.8%–
34Jasper County, ININ33,89424.6%–
35Randolph County, ININ24,43824.4%–
36Decatur County, ININ26,57624.4%–
37Putnam County, ININ37,87624.1%–
38Ripley County, ININ29,43424.1%–
39White County, ININ25,16424.0%–
40Boone County, ININ80,68923.8%–
41Fountain County, ININ17,01323.3%–
42Huntington County, ININ37,22423.3%–
43Marshall County, ININ46,59923.3%–
44Hamilton County, ININ387,03623.1%–
45Tipton County, ININ15,31923.1%–
46Newton County, ININ14,18823.1%–
47Jackson County, ININ47,37022.9%–
48Scott County, ININ25,05322.8%–
49Blackford County, ININ11,73022.7%–
50Fulton County, ININ20,09122.7%–
51Pulaski County, ININ12,46322.5%–
52Jay County, ININ20,11822.4%–
53Starke County, ININ23,42522.1%–
54Daviess County, ININ34,20922.0%–
55Carroll County, ININ20,65522.0%–
56Noble County, ININ47,93721.9%–
57Dearborn County, ININ51,60921.7%–
58Adams County, ININ36,65021.6%–
59Ohio County, ININ5,99421.4%–
60Warren County, ININ8,47421.4%–
61Gibson County, ININ33,09121.4%–
62Dubois County, ININ44,01621.3%–
63Morgan County, ININ74,96721.1%–
64Wells County, ININ28,88321.1%–
65Steuben County, ININ34,79921.0%–
66Kosciusko County, ININ80,89221.0%–
67Switzerland County, ININ10,03720.9%–
68Parke County, ININ16,64220.8%–
69Clay County, ININ26,41020.7%–
70Franklin County, ININ23,28620.5%–
71Lawrence County, ININ45,56820.3%–
72Perry County, ININ19,38920.2%–
73Hancock County, ININ90,96920.0%–
74Jennings County, ININ27,62220.0%–
75Sullivan County, ININ20,83120.0%–
76Washington County, ININ28,38320.0%–
77Vermillion County, ININ15,48819.8%–
78Posey County, ININ24,98819.7%–
79Greene County, ININ31,16519.6%–
80Orange County, ININ19,83418.9%–
81DeKalb County, ININ44,53518.8%–
82Spencer County, ININ20,06118.7%–
83LaGrange County, ININ41,30518.6%–
84Warrick County, ININ66,80318.3%–
85Martin County, ININ9,85618.3%–
86Hendricks County, ININ193,51017.6%–
87Whitley County, ININ35,04617.5%–
88Brown County, ININ15,77717.4%–
89Pike County, ININ12,00317.4%–
90Owen County, ININ21,88617.0%–
91Crawford County, ININ10,50914.8%–
92Harrison County, ININ40,43714.7%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS