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Tightest housing markets, Mississippi counties · 2010

Mississippi counties with the lowest housing vacancy rate (2010 ACS). This list covers the 82 counties in Mississippi that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 82 is 14.7%.

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YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS –

01Rankin County, MSMS162,1816.2%–

02DeSoto County, MSMS197,9186.6%–

03Madison County, MSMS116,2987.1%–

04Tate County, MSMS28,7257.8%–

05Wayne County, MSMS19,8079.0%–

06Lamar County, MSMS67,4039.7%–

07Lee County, MSMS83,73110.3%–

08Tippah County, MSMS21,38910.6%–

09Monroe County, MSMS33,31810.7%–

10Union County, MSMS28,45911.0%–

11Jones County, MSMS66,49611.1%–

12Chickasaw County, MSMS16,73011.2%–

13Bolivar County, MSMS28,26211.3%–

14Warren County, MSMS41,75911.5%–

15Forrest County, MSMS79,03411.5%–

16Itawamba County, MSMS24,15212.0%–

17Grenada County, MSMS20,86812.0%–

18Lincoln County, MSMS35,01212.1%–

19Lowndes County, MSMS57,34612.3%–

20Oktibbeha County, MSMS51,89612.5%–

21Lauderdale County, MSMS70,31712.6%–

22Simpson County, MSMS25,49812.6%–

23Perry County, MSMS11,57712.7%–

24Stone County, MSMS19,65412.9%–

25Pearl River County, MSMS59,36312.9%–

26Marshall County, MSMS34,65413.0%–

27Quitman County, MSMS5,36413.1%–

28Sunflower County, MSMS22,89313.4%–

29George County, MSMS26,33113.4%–

30Prentiss County, MSMS25,28413.5%–

31Humphreys County, MSMS7,00113.9%–

32Covington County, MSMS17,89813.9%–

33Clay County, MSMS18,23814.1%–

34Neshoba County, MSMS28,73214.2%–

35Choctaw County, MSMS8,04814.2%–

36Yazoo County, MSMS22,94714.4%–

37Scott County, MSMS28,07314.5%–

38Washington County, MSMS40,44614.5%–

39Tunica County, MSMS8,81914.6%–

40Clarke County, MSMS15,10214.6%–

41Coahoma County, MSMS19,84914.6%–

42Hinds County, MSMS211,88814.7%–

43Copiah County, MSMS27,49714.8%–

44Newton County, MSMS20,96014.9%–

45Jackson County, MSMS147,66615.3%–

46Tallahatchie County, MSMS10,87715.3%–

47Winston County, MSMS17,47315.5%–

48Panola County, MSMS32,69115.7%–

49Calhoun County, MSMS12,64315.9%–

50Smith County, MSMS13,99116.2%–

51Leflore County, MSMS25,68616.3%–

52Adams County, MSMS30,06116.4%–

53Pike County, MSMS38,71216.4%–

54Pontotoc County, MSMS32,09616.5%–

55Jasper County, MSMS15,78516.5%–

56Harrison County, MSMS217,13616.5%–

57Lawrence County, MSMS11,81916.6%–

58Marion County, MSMS24,00117.0%–

59Jefferson Davis County, MSMS10,94117.0%–

60Issaquena County, MSMS1,26317.6%–

61Webster County, MSMS10,16717.8%–

62Montgomery County, MSMS9,35417.8%–

63Greene County, MSMS13,70718.3%–

64Benton County, MSMS7,50218.9%–

65Alcorn County, MSMS34,56919.1%–

66Leake County, MSMS21,66219.3%–

67Kemper County, MSMS8,60019.5%–

68Noxubee County, MSMS9,79819.8%–

69Attala County, MSMS17,10019.8%–

70Hancock County, MSMS46,87319.9%–

71Sharkey County, MSMS3,09720.0%–

72Holmes County, MSMS15,46520.4%–

73Carroll County, MSMS9,22621.1%–

74Yalobusha County, MSMS12,37521.8%–

75Claiborne County, MSMS8,05822.3%–

76Walthall County, MSMS13,92822.5%–

77Jefferson County, MSMS6,82523.8%–

78Lafayette County, MSMS59,59724.2%–

79Tishomingo County, MSMS18,63924.5%–

80Amite County, MSMS12,48724.8%–

81Franklin County, MSMS7,49128.2%–

82Wilkinson County, MSMS7,58231.9%–

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