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Tightest housing markets, Arkansas counties · 2010

Arkansas counties with the lowest housing vacancy rate (2010 ACS). This list covers the 75 counties in Arkansas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 75 is 16.6%.

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YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS –

01Independence County, ARAR38,7857.7%–

02White County, ARAR80,0858.2%–

03Faulkner County, ARAR133,9798.2%–

04Greene County, ARAR47,4118.7%–

05Lonoke County, ARAR76,6648.7%–

06Craighead County, ARAR116,9579.6%–

07Saline County, ARAR133,2889.7%–

08Crawford County, ARAR62,6579.8%–

09Sebastian County, ARAR130,6419.8%–

10Pope County, ARAR64,97610.6%–

11Pulaski County, ARAR404,61110.9%–

12Washington County, ARAR271,21311.1%–

13Benton County, ARAR332,55412.0%–

14Grant County, ARAR18,75612.0%–

15Drew County, ARAR17,05412.8%–

16Crittenden County, ARAR46,21013.0%–

17Poinsett County, ARAR22,48313.4%–

18Miller County, ARAR42,35713.5%–

19Ashley County, ARAR17,83113.6%–

20Arkansas County, ARAR15,83613.8%–

21Carroll County, ARAR29,26314.0%–

22Boone County, ARAR38,62814.1%–

23Sevier County, ARAR15,75814.5%–

24Conway County, ARAR21,39314.7%–

25Columbia County, ARAR21,89415.1%–

26Randolph County, ARAR18,87615.2%–

27Chicot County, ARAR9,10715.3%–

28Franklin County, ARAR17,72515.7%–

29Johnson County, ARAR26,22515.7%–

30Union County, ARAR36,92615.7%–

31Baxter County, ARAR42,98215.8%–

32Woodruff County, ARAR5,71015.9%–

33Lawrence County, ARAR16,27315.9%–

34Jefferson County, ARAR62,98716.0%–

35Scott County, ARAR9,96516.1%–

36Hot Spring County, ARAR33,45116.2%–

37Cross County, ARAR16,18616.4%–

38Desha County, ARAR9,98416.6%–

39Hempstead County, ARAR19,08016.6%–

40Clay County, ARAR14,05216.7%–

41Little River County, ARAR11,76316.8%–

42Jackson County, ARAR16,74117.1%–

43Bradley County, ARAR9,82817.3%–

44Lincoln County, ARAR12,76417.5%–

45Mississippi County, ARAR37,82817.5%–

46St. Francis County, ARAR21,80017.8%–

47Logan County, ARAR21,63317.8%–

48Polk County, ARAR19,48617.8%–

49Howard County, ARAR12,30618.0%–

50Cleveland County, ARAR7,22418.3%–

51Yell County, ARAR19,95618.6%–

52Phillips County, ARAR14,25518.9%–

53Ouachita County, ARAR21,73119.0%–

54Garland County, ARAR99,69519.4%–

55Perry County, ARAR10,30919.4%–

56Izard County, ARAR14,40519.6%–

57Clark County, ARAR20,93820.0%–

58Nevada County, ARAR7,94221.1%–

59Lee County, ARAR8,02921.5%–

60Marion County, ARAR17,59321.7%–

61Madison County, ARAR18,41021.8%–

62Prairie County, ARAR7,92322.0%–

63Newton County, ARAR7,02623.2%–

64Stone County, ARAR12,70324.3%–

65Monroe County, ARAR6,24424.7%–

66Pike County, ARAR9,96426.3%–

67Sharp County, ARAR18,12226.4%–

68Dallas County, ARAR6,01127.3%–

69Fulton County, ARAR12,49227.6%–

70Calhoun County, ARAR4,63227.7%–

71Searcy County, ARAR7,84828.2%–

72Van Buren County, ARAR16,23830.7%–

73Cleburne County, ARAR25,67230.8%–

74Montgomery County, ARAR8,57933.8%–

75Lafayette County, ARAR5,88837.3%–

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