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Highest housing vacancy, Montana cities · 2010

Montana cities ranked by the share of housing units that are vacant (2010 ACS). This list covers the 27 cities in Montana that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 27 is 7.4%.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros ZIP codes

YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS –

01Bigfork, MTMT5,56530.4%–

02Whitefish, MTMT9,35823.7%–

03Anaconda-Deer Lodge County, MTMT9,70919.1%–

04Polson, MTMT5,65317.8%–

05Havre, MTMT9,26414.9%–

06Livingston, MTMT9,29014.2%–

07Butte-Silver Bow, MTMT35,46910.8%–

08Hamilton, MTMT5,4519.9%–

09Lewistown, MTMT6,1799.3%–

10Four Corners, MTMT5,7918.7%–

11Kalispell, MTMT31,8518.4%–

12Sidney, MTMT6,2178.0%–

13Bozeman, MTMT58,8148.0%–

14Miles City, MTMT8,4507.4%–

15Belgrade, MTMT13,1077.2%–

16Columbia Falls, MTMT5,7537.0%–

17Orchard Homes, MTMT5,5887.0%–

18Great Falls, MTMT60,2086.7%–

19Missoula, MTMT78,9036.7%–

20Helena, MTMT35,1386.3%–

21Evergreen, MTMT9,6116.0%–

22Laurel, MTMT7,2055.3%–

23Helena Valley West Central, MTMT8,0564.2%–

24Billings, MTMT121,2394.1%–

25Helena Valley Northwest, MTMT5,1832.4%–

26Lockwood, MTMT7,1811.3%–

27Helena Valley Southeast, MTMT9,1080.9%–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS