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Tightest housing markets, Tennessee counties · 2010

Tennessee counties with the lowest housing vacancy rate (2010 ACS). This list covers the 95 counties in Tennessee that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 95 is 13.5%.

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YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS –

01Williamson County, TNTN272,0615.2%–

02Wilson County, TNTN175,0336.2%–

03Robertson County, TNTN80,1757.1%–

04Tipton County, TNTN62,2877.1%–

05Sumner County, TNTN215,5387.1%–

06Rutherford County, TNTN386,3527.2%–

07Loudon County, TNTN63,7647.5%–

08Knox County, TNTN511,4537.6%–

09Dickson County, TNTN58,6627.7%–

10Cheatham County, TNTN42,7788.0%–

11Maury County, TNTN118,1318.4%–

12Bradley County, TNTN115,4658.4%–

13Hamblen County, TNTN68,8438.5%–

14Morgan County, TNTN22,1609.2%–

15Sullivan County, TNTN163,7599.2%–

16Marshall County, TNTN38,0719.4%–

17Coffee County, TNTN62,4199.4%–

18Davidson County, TNTN745,9049.8%–

19Fayette County, TNTN45,0719.9%–

20Dyer County, TNTN36,3209.9%–

21Hamilton County, TNTN390,83310.2%–

22McMinn County, TNTN57,40410.3%–

23Anderson County, TNTN82,06610.3%–

24Montgomery County, TNTN249,93510.5%–

25Haywood County, TNTN17,04210.6%–

26Gibson County, TNTN51,77910.7%–

27Bedford County, TNTN55,27310.8%–

28Lincoln County, TNTN36,85310.8%–

29Cannon County, TNTN15,29610.9%–

30Hickman County, TNTN26,21910.9%–

31Weakley County, TNTN33,26111.0%–

32Greene County, TNTN73,83111.0%–

33Madison County, TNTN100,79011.2%–

34Roane County, TNTN57,39511.2%–

35Hawkins County, TNTN59,55911.2%–

36Blount County, TNTN143,82011.2%–

37Putnam County, TNTN86,61211.3%–

38Washington County, TNTN141,19911.8%–

39Scott County, TNTN22,67112.0%–

40Lake County, TNTN6,24912.3%–

41Lawrence County, TNTN46,91412.4%–

42Marion County, TNTN29,80412.9%–

43Overton County, TNTN23,78713.1%–

44Crockett County, TNTN14,00613.2%–

45Carter County, TNTN57,36113.2%–

46White County, TNTN29,61213.2%–

47Chester County, TNTN17,99413.3%–

48Unicoi County, TNTN17,85613.5%–

49Monroe County, TNTN49,73013.7%–

50Obion County, TNTN30,06713.9%–

51Shelby County, TNTN910,22614.1%–

52Henderson County, TNTN28,51814.2%–

53Cocke County, TNTN37,88914.6%–

54Humphreys County, TNTN19,64614.9%–

55Jefferson County, TNTN60,02414.9%–

56McNairy County, TNTN26,23614.9%–

57Franklin County, TNTN45,57915.1%–

58Warren County, TNTN43,71715.2%–

59Claiborne County, TNTN33,22915.2%–

60Giles County, TNTN31,43315.3%–

61Cumberland County, TNTN66,30015.4%–

62Lewis County, TNTN13,48715.6%–

63Trousdale County, TNTN12,62315.6%–

64Macon County, TNTN27,66315.8%–

65Hancock County, TNTN7,07516.0%–

66Carroll County, TNTN29,20016.0%–

67Rhea County, TNTN34,84416.3%–

68Fentress County, TNTN20,32216.3%–

69Moore County, TNTN6,92016.4%–

70Sequatchie County, TNTN17,86116.7%–

71Lauderdale County, TNTN24,61716.7%–

72Johnson County, TNTN18,71816.9%–

73Union County, TNTN21,45017.0%–

74Hardeman County, TNTN25,27417.5%–

75Meigs County, TNTN14,18618.1%–

76Grundy County, TNTN14,11618.2%–

77Houston County, TNTN8,47918.5%–

78Smith County, TNTN20,98118.9%–

79Wayne County, TNTN16,41618.9%–

80Stewart County, TNTN14,43919.4%–

81Jackson County, TNTN12,46619.4%–

82Campbell County, TNTN40,29019.7%–

83Grainger County, TNTN25,73919.9%–

84Polk County, TNTN18,59220.1%–

85Henry County, TNTN32,89620.3%–

86Van Buren County, TNTN6,87420.6%–

87Clay County, TNTN7,82121.1%–

88Bledsoe County, TNTN15,92021.7%–

89Benton County, TNTN16,18322.3%–

90DeKalb County, TNTN21,87322.8%–

91Hardin County, TNTN27,98324.1%–

92Decatur County, TNTN11,82027.2%–

93Perry County, TNTN9,12627.5%–

94Sevier County, TNTN101,34228.8%–

95Pickett County, TNTN5,21928.9%–

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