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Tightest housing markets, Ohio counties · 2010

Ohio counties with the lowest housing vacancy rate (2010 ACS). This list covers the 88 counties in Ohio that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 88 is 10.2%.

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YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS –

01Delaware County, OHOH242,0324.9%–

02Medina County, OHOH185,0255.3%–

03Geauga County, OHOH95,6765.5%–

04Putnam County, OHOH34,3805.7%–

05Fulton County, OHOH41,8535.8%–

06Warren County, OHOH257,1816.0%–

07Lake County, OHOH232,2176.1%–

08Miami County, OHOH112,6346.2%–

09Morrow County, OHOH36,3056.4%–

10Auglaize County, OHOH45,9096.7%–

11Hancock County, OHOH75,0346.7%–

12Union County, OHOH73,4466.8%–

13Fairfield County, OHOH169,7526.9%–

14Madison County, OHOH46,9856.9%–

15Wyandot County, OHOH21,5677.0%–

16Wayne County, OHOH116,7587.2%–

17Henry County, OHOH27,5987.3%–

18Portage County, OHOH163,4047.5%–

19Shelby County, OHOH48,0657.8%–

20Greene County, OHOH174,3228.0%–

21Wood County, OHOH134,1768.1%–

22Huron County, OHOH58,2508.3%–

23Darke County, OHOH51,5208.3%–

24Fayette County, OHOH28,5528.4%–

25Preble County, OHOH40,6648.4%–

26Stark County, OHOH373,7718.4%–

27Licking County, OHOH185,5648.5%–

28Butler County, OHOH400,1288.5%–

29Seneca County, OHOH54,5228.6%–

30Clermont County, OHOH216,9778.6%–

31Sandusky County, OHOH58,6558.6%–

32Summit County, OHOH538,3768.7%–

33Lorain County, OHOH323,2198.8%–

34Defiance County, OHOH38,2929.0%–

35Knox County, OHOH64,0029.0%–

36Pickaway County, OHOH62,9789.2%–

37Van Wert County, OHOH29,0139.3%–

38Ashland County, OHOH52,5239.3%–

39Muskingum County, OHOH87,0149.4%–

40Champaign County, OHOH38,8209.6%–

41Allen County, OHOH100,8819.7%–

42Clinton County, OHOH42,3019.8%–

43Tuscarawas County, OHOH92,3739.8%–

44Perry County, OHOH35,9189.9%–

45Jackson County, OHOH32,81710.2%–

46Marion County, OHOH65,11510.2%–

47Trumbull County, OHOH198,97210.3%–

48Holmes County, OHOH44,97010.3%–

49Belmont County, OHOH64,43410.4%–

50Hardin County, OHOH30,07210.4%–

51Clark County, OHOH135,34010.4%–

52Mercer County, OHOH42,73710.5%–

53Williams County, OHOH36,54910.6%–

54Crawford County, OHOH41,89610.6%–

55Columbiana County, OHOH99,37710.6%–

56Washington County, OHOH58,38910.7%–

57Lawrence County, OHOH55,71011.0%–

58Richland County, OHOH124,89311.3%–

59Lucas County, OHOH423,34711.7%–

60Jefferson County, OHOH63,59711.8%–

61Gallia County, OHOH29,07211.8%–

62Ross County, OHOH76,42911.8%–

63Mahoning County, OHOH224,70611.8%–

64Coshocton County, OHOH37,18812.0%–

65Scioto County, OHOH71,36512.2%–

66Montgomery County, OHOH539,59812.2%–

67Franklin County, OHOH1,361,53612.6%–

68Paulding County, OHOH18,72712.8%–

69Highland County, OHOH43,82313.2%–

70Cuyahoga County, OHOH1,232,92513.4%–

71Hocking County, OHOH27,51213.5%–

72Meigs County, OHOH21,58713.5%–

73Hamilton County, OHOH838,41813.5%–

74Vinton County, OHOH12,64514.0%–

75Pike County, OHOH27,06114.3%–

76Athens County, OHOH63,19714.7%–

77Ashtabula County, OHOH96,71315.5%–

78Brown County, OHOH44,39715.6%–

79Carroll County, OHOH26,47515.7%–

80Erie County, OHOH73,29615.7%–

81Guernsey County, OHOH38,37915.9%–

82Adams County, OHOH27,86516.4%–

83Noble County, OHOH14,27618.0%–

84Monroe County, OHOH12,99418.2%–

85Logan County, OHOH46,30220.5%–

86Harrison County, OHOH14,07021.6%–

87Morgan County, OHOH13,62621.7%–

88Ottawa County, OHOH39,48135.2%–

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