RANKING · 2010 CENSUS · 72 SHOWN OF 72

Highest housing vacancy, Wisconsin counties · 2010

Wisconsin counties ranked by the share of housing units that are vacant (2010 ACS). This list covers the 72 counties in Wisconsin that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS –

01Florence County, WIWI4,74856.0%–

02Vilas County, WIWI23,76155.9%–

03Forest County, WIWI9,57452.9%–

04Sawyer County, WIWI18,84648.8%–

05Burnett County, WIWI17,22348.6%–

06Iron County, WIWI6,12748.4%–

07Bayfield County, WIWI16,78745.6%–

08Adams County, WIWI21,75245.3%–

09Oneida County, WIWI38,13141.1%–

10Door County, WIWI30,61640.4%–

11Washburn County, WIWI17,08739.3%–

12Marinette County, WIWI42,57435.6%–

13Menominee County, WIWI4,19934.6%–

14Price County, WIWI13,98833.2%–

15Marquette County, WIWI15,92731.1%–

16Waushara County, WIWI25,22330.1%–

17Oconto County, WIWI40,19529.0%–

18Langlade County, WIWI19,53428.2%–

19Ashland County, WIWI16,20327.2%–

20Polk County, WIWI45,80324.7%–

21Green Lake County, WIWI19,30524.5%–

22Juneau County, WIWI26,64923.8%–

23Walworth County, WIWI106,12723.3%–

24Rusk County, WIWI14,14623.1%–

25Crawford County, WIWI15,91022.1%–

26Lincoln County, WIWI28,40320.5%–

27Barron County, WIWI46,48417.1%–

28Shawano County, WIWI41,56016.4%–

29Douglas County, WIWI43,99015.0%–

30Richland County, WIWI17,03614.3%–

31Waupaca County, WIWI51,46114.1%–

32Taylor County, WIWI20,11814.0%–

33Sauk County, WIWI66,65213.2%–

34Jackson County, WIWI20,99913.1%–

35Buffalo County, WIWI13,31812.9%–

36Vernon County, WIWI31,44312.8%–

37Clark County, WIWI35,05212.6%–

38Pepin County, WIWI7,51312.4%–

39Columbia County, WIWI58,13211.2%–

40Dunn County, WIWI46,22310.6%–

41Grant County, WIWI52,44610.3%–

42Kewaunee County, WIWI20,75810.3%–

43Chippewa County, WIWI67,6149.6%–

44Jefferson County, WIWI86,5059.4%–

45Kenosha County, WIWI168,4489.4%–

46Iowa County, WIWI23,9519.0%–

47Lafayette County, WIWI17,4788.8%–

48Milwaukee County, WIWI924,2168.7%–

49Monroe County, WIWI46,5728.7%–

50Trempealeau County, WIWI31,1718.1%–

51Rock County, WIWI166,4728.0%–

52Winnebago County, WIWI174,2187.9%–

53Dane County, WIWI590,3757.9%–

54Manitowoc County, WIWI81,7107.9%–

55Dodge County, WIWI89,0977.8%–

56Green County, WIWI37,2277.7%–

57Sheboygan County, WIWI118,0477.6%–

58Marathon County, WIWI139,4327.6%–

59Racine County, WIWI198,9197.4%–

60Pierce County, WIWI43,5197.0%–

61Portage County, WIWI71,9436.9%–

62Fond du Lac County, WIWI104,6696.8%–

63Brown County, WIWI275,8036.1%–

64Eau Claire County, WIWI109,0336.0%–

65Calumet County, WIWI53,9825.9%–

66Ozaukee County, WIWI94,3465.9%–

67Wood County, WIWI74,0605.5%–

68Waukesha County, WIWI417,2105.0%–

69St. Croix County, WIWI98,2765.0%–

70La Crosse County, WIWI121,3394.7%–

71Washington County, WIWI139,2384.6%–

72Outagamie County, WIWI195,8944.5%–

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS