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Highest housing vacancy, Maine cities · 2010

Maine cities ranked by the share of housing units that are vacant (2010 ACS). This list covers the 33 cities in Maine that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS –
01Old Orchard Beach, MEME9,24440.7%
02Ellsworth, MEME8,86225.2%
03Belfast, MEME6,98816.6%
04Biddeford, MEME22,39914.0%
05Rockland, MEME7,14212.9%
06Kennebunk, MEME6,22112.1%
07Skowhegan, MEME6,66211.8%
08Topsham, MEME7,27111.7%
09Winslow, MEME5,87311.7%
10Presque Isle, MEME8,69411.5%
11Kittery, MEME5,11011.4%
12Saco, MEME21,15911.2%
13Waterville, MEME17,57911.1%
14Gardiner, MEME6,20610.7%
15Sanford, MEME22,66310.5%
16Orono, MEME11,15110.3%
17Caribou, MEME7,32110.1%
18Brunswick, MEME17,65210.1%
19Portland, MEME69,9119.8%
20Auburn, MEME25,4419.7%
21Bath, MEME8,8359.6%
22Augusta, MEME19,1559.1%
23Gorham, MEME7,5939.1%
24Lewiston, MEME38,8668.2%
25Old, MEME7,5898.0%
26Bangor, MEME32,5188.0%
27Hampden, MEME5,1617.3%
28Houlton, MEME5,0826.6%
29Brewer, MEME9,6365.0%
30South Portland, MEME27,0074.1%
31Yarmouth, MEME6,2893.9%
32North Windham, MEME5,4173.6%
33Westbrook, MEME21,5653.6%
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UPDATED 2026-08-08 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS