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Highest housing vacancy, Mississippi cities · 2010

Mississippi cities ranked by the share of housing units that are vacant (2023 ACS). This list covers the 69 cities in Mississippi that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros ZIP codes

YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS 2000

01University, MSMS5,31581.8%–

02Bay St. Louis, MSMS10,63428.8%–

03Pass Christian, MSMS6,45928.0%–

04Oxford, MSMS26,77327.8%–

05Waveland, MSMS7,04224.6%–

06Pascagoula, MSMS21,40920.4%–

07Columbia, MSMS6,52519.7%–

08Corinth, MSMS14,34519.4%–

09St. Martin, MSMS8,13919.4%–

10Biloxi, MSMS48,51619.1%–

11Vancleave, MSMS5,07818.4%–

12Gulfport, MSMS76,50617.9%–

13Moss Point, MSMS11,74317.3%–

14Jackson, MSMS141,19617.0%–

15Natchez, MSMS14,88016.9%–

16Long Beach, MSMS17,30916.8%–

17Booneville, MSMS9,25716.6%–

18Greenwood, MSMS13,42916.1%–

19Gautier, MSMS19,06916.1%–

20Clarksdale, MSMS13,64315.9%–

21Kosciusko, MSMS6,72215.8%–

22Columbus, MSMS22,79215.5%–

23McComb, MSMS11,69715.0%–

24Pontotoc, MSMS6,15614.7%–

25Greenville, MSMS26,53014.4%–

26Yazoo City, MSMS9,86714.1%–

27Gulf Hills, MSMS8,45114.0%–

28Louisville, MSMS5,92113.7%–

29Philadelphia, MSMS6,85813.3%–

30Hattiesburg, MSMS48,80213.1%–

31Ripley, MSMS5,37713.0%–

32New Albany, MSMS7,75612.8%–

33Starkville, MSMS25,75412.5%–

34Meridian, MSMS33,37012.3%–

35Gulf Park Estates, MSMS6,26412.3%–

36Grenada, MSMS12,08812.2%–

37Indianola, MSMS8,63712.2%–

38D'Iberville, MSMS13,55712.2%–

39Ocean Springs, MSMS18,99311.8%–

40Brookhaven, MSMS11,64611.7%–

41Canton, MSMS10,87311.5%–

42Laurel, MSMS17,66211.3%–

43Vicksburg, MSMS19,83011.2%–

44Holly Springs, MSMS6,40211.1%–

45West Point, MSMS9,74311.1%–

46Tupelo, MSMS38,08711.0%–

47Picayune, MSMS12,01910.0%–

48Forest, MSMS5,4339.6%–

49Flowood, MSMS11,0039.5%–

50Senatobia, MSMS8,4739.1%–

51Latimer, MSMS6,7569.0%–

52Richland, MSMS7,6309.0%–

53Amory, MSMS6,3868.6%–

54Cleveland, MSMS10,1388.5%–

55Saltillo, MSMS5,0608.4%–

56West Hattiesburg, MSMS6,7158.3%–

57Ridgeland, MSMS24,7507.9%–

58Clinton, MSMS26,6407.9%–

59Horn Lake, MSMS26,7417.9%–

60Batesville, MSMS7,3257.7%–

61Petal, MSMS11,6947.4%–

62Diamondhead, MSMS9,4417.3%–

63Southaven, MSMS57,8196.6%–

64Olive Branch, MSMS47,5635.4%–

65Hernando, MSMS18,8245.1%–

66Byram, MSMS12,7074.2%–

67Brandon, MSMS26,1223.9%–

68Pearl, MSMS28,8643.6%–

69Madison, MSMS28,5753.3%–

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UPDATED 2026-06-02 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES