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Highest housing vacancy, Mississippi counties · 2010

Mississippi counties ranked by the share of housing units that are vacant (2023 ACS). This list covers the 82 counties in Mississippi that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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SAME RANKING BYCities States Metros ZIP codes

YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS 2000

01Wilkinson County, MSMS7,58231.9%–

02Franklin County, MSMS7,49128.2%–

03Amite County, MSMS12,48724.8%–

04Tishomingo County, MSMS18,63924.5%–

05Lafayette County, MSMS59,59724.2%–

06Jefferson County, MSMS6,82523.8%–

07Walthall County, MSMS13,92822.5%–

08Claiborne County, MSMS8,05822.3%–

09Yalobusha County, MSMS12,37521.8%–

10Carroll County, MSMS9,22621.1%–

11Holmes County, MSMS15,46520.4%–

12Sharkey County, MSMS3,09720.0%–

13Hancock County, MSMS46,87319.9%–

14Attala County, MSMS17,10019.8%–

15Noxubee County, MSMS9,79819.8%–

16Kemper County, MSMS8,60019.5%–

17Leake County, MSMS21,66219.3%–

18Alcorn County, MSMS34,56919.1%–

19Benton County, MSMS7,50218.9%–

20Greene County, MSMS13,70718.3%–

21Montgomery County, MSMS9,35417.8%–

22Webster County, MSMS10,16717.8%–

23Issaquena County, MSMS1,26317.6%–

24Jefferson Davis County, MSMS10,94117.0%–

25Marion County, MSMS24,00117.0%–

26Lawrence County, MSMS11,81916.6%–

27Harrison County, MSMS217,13616.5%–

28Jasper County, MSMS15,78516.5%–

29Pontotoc County, MSMS32,09616.5%–

30Pike County, MSMS38,71216.4%–

31Adams County, MSMS30,06116.4%–

32Leflore County, MSMS25,68616.3%–

33Smith County, MSMS13,99116.2%–

34Calhoun County, MSMS12,64315.9%–

35Panola County, MSMS32,69115.7%–

36Winston County, MSMS17,47315.5%–

37Tallahatchie County, MSMS10,87715.3%–

38Jackson County, MSMS147,66615.3%–

39Newton County, MSMS20,96014.9%–

40Copiah County, MSMS27,49714.8%–

41Hinds County, MSMS211,88814.7%–

42Coahoma County, MSMS19,84914.6%–

43Clarke County, MSMS15,10214.6%–

44Tunica County, MSMS8,81914.6%–

45Washington County, MSMS40,44614.5%–

46Scott County, MSMS28,07314.5%–

47Yazoo County, MSMS22,94714.4%–

48Choctaw County, MSMS8,04814.2%–

49Neshoba County, MSMS28,73214.2%–

50Clay County, MSMS18,23814.1%–

51Covington County, MSMS17,89813.9%–

52Humphreys County, MSMS7,00113.9%–

53Prentiss County, MSMS25,28413.5%–

54George County, MSMS26,33113.4%–

55Sunflower County, MSMS22,89313.4%–

56Quitman County, MSMS5,36413.1%–

57Marshall County, MSMS34,65413.0%–

58Pearl River County, MSMS59,36312.9%–

59Stone County, MSMS19,65412.9%–

60Perry County, MSMS11,57712.7%–

61Simpson County, MSMS25,49812.6%–

62Lauderdale County, MSMS70,31712.6%–

63Oktibbeha County, MSMS51,89612.5%–

64Lowndes County, MSMS57,34612.3%–

65Lincoln County, MSMS35,01212.1%–

66Grenada County, MSMS20,86812.0%–

67Itawamba County, MSMS24,15212.0%–

68Forrest County, MSMS79,03411.5%–

69Warren County, MSMS41,75911.5%–

70Bolivar County, MSMS28,26211.3%–

71Chickasaw County, MSMS16,73011.2%–

72Jones County, MSMS66,49611.1%–

73Union County, MSMS28,45911.0%–

74Monroe County, MSMS33,31810.7%–

75Tippah County, MSMS21,38910.6%–

76Lee County, MSMS83,73110.3%–

77Lamar County, MSMS67,4039.7%–

78Wayne County, MSMS19,8079.0%–

79Tate County, MSMS28,7257.8%–

80Madison County, MSMS116,2987.1%–

81DeSoto County, MSMS197,9186.6%–

82Rankin County, MSMS162,1816.2%–

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