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Tightest housing markets, Alabama counties

Alabama counties with the lowest housing vacancy rate (2023 ACS). This list covers the 67 counties in Alabama that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS 2000

01Shelby County, ALAL238,5525.6%–

02Madison County, ALAL433,5167.6%–

03Limestone County, ALAL122,9287.7%–

04Autauga County, ALAL61,9208.5%–

05Morgan County, ALAL126,4839.0%–

06Chilton County, ALAL47,7089.9%–

07St. Clair County, ALAL98,20610.5%–

08Blount County, ALAL60,15611.0%–

09Cullman County, ALAL94,00911.3%–

10Lawrence County, ALAL33,84311.5%–

11Lowndes County, ALAL9,35911.6%–

12Elmore County, ALAL91,57712.0%–

13Jackson County, ALAL54,28112.5%–

14Lauderdale County, ALAL97,13512.6%–

15Marshall County, ALAL103,53712.7%–

16Talladega County, ALAL81,60312.7%–

17Lee County, ALAL189,88112.8%–

18Cleburne County, ALAL15,97013.0%–

19Mobile County, ALAL411,65813.1%–

20Jefferson County, ALAL665,74213.2%–

21Perry County, ALAL7,42513.2%–

22Colbert County, ALAL59,47413.3%–

23Russell County, ALAL58,89813.6%–

24Tuscaloosa County, ALAL241,36813.7%–

25Houston County, ALAL110,31813.7%–

26Montgomery County, ALAL225,89113.9%–

27Dale County, ALAL49,91214.1%–

28Franklin County, ALAL32,44914.6%–

29Coffee County, ALAL56,95314.9%–

30Geneva County, ALAL27,55415.4%–

31DeKalb County, ALAL74,08515.4%–

32Calhoun County, ALAL115,83415.6%–

33Bibb County, ALAL22,26215.6%–

34Dallas County, ALAL35,14015.8%–

35Walker County, ALAL65,14016.4%–

36Etowah County, ALAL103,88617.2%–

37Clay County, ALAL14,20718.1%–

38Chambers County, ALAL34,25318.3%–

39Bullock County, ALAL9,78019.5%–

40Fayette County, ALAL15,87219.9%–

41Marengo County, ALAL18,31120.0%–

42Crenshaw County, ALAL13,17520.5%–

43Covington County, ALAL37,94721.8%–

44Barbour County, ALAL24,60722.4%–

45Pickens County, ALAL18,22122.5%–

46Pike County, ALAL33,68823.1%–

47Butler County, ALAL18,10023.1%–

48Henry County, ALAL18,39423.4%–

49Washington County, ALAL14,82223.5%–

50Escambia County, ALAL36,66523.8%–

51Sumter County, ALAL11,58824.1%–

52Greene County, ALAL7,06724.6%–

53Macon County, ALAL18,13225.0%–

54Marion County, ALAL29,09725.4%–

55Baldwin County, ALAL267,76125.5%–

56Hale County, ALAL15,19425.7%–

57Randolph County, ALAL23,16325.9%–

58Tallapoosa County, ALAL40,95326.3%–

59Choctaw County, ALAL11,90427.0%–

60Coosa County, ALAL10,16127.1%–

61Wilcox County, ALAL9,66627.6%–

62Monroe County, ALAL18,96527.9%–

63Clarke County, ALAL22,01428.3%–

64Winston County, ALAL23,82928.4%–

65Lamar County, ALAL13,58728.6%–

66Cherokee County, ALAL26,41330.7%–

67Conecuh County, ALAL10,89931.5%–

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