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Tightest housing markets, Virginia counties · 2010

Virginia counties with the lowest housing vacancy rate (2010 ACS). This list covers the 133 counties in Virginia that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 133 is 11.8%.

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YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS –

01Fairfax, VAVA26,7721.7%–

02Poquoson, VAVA13,2923.4%–

03Chesapeake, VAVA255,3324.1%–

04Powhatan County, VAVA32,5914.3%–

05Hanover County, VAVA116,4234.4%–

06Roanoke County, VAVA97,1504.6%–

07Fairfax County, VAVA1,167,8735.5%–

08Isle of Wight County, VAVA41,3216.0%–

09Chesterfield County, VAVA397,1486.1%–

10Frederick County, VAVA99,9556.3%–

11King William County, VAVA19,6176.6%–

12Prince William County, VAVA502,9666.7%–

13New Kent County, VAVA28,0226.7%–

14Stafford County, VAVA170,8036.8%–

15Henrico County, VAVA342,7756.8%–

16Virginia Beach, VAVA453,7377.0%–

17Suffolk, VAVA104,6997.0%–

18Newport News, VAVA183,2307.3%–

19Buena Vista, VAVA6,6727.3%–

20Amelia County, VAVA13,6327.3%–

21York County, VAVA71,3747.9%–

22Spotsylvania County, VAVA155,3888.1%–

23Montgomery County, VAVA98,4348.2%–

24Salem, VAVA25,8168.4%–

25Lexington, VAVA7,7698.4%–

26Amherst County, VAVA31,9628.5%–

27Galax, VAVA6,6708.6%–

28Greene County, VAVA21,9588.6%–

29Charlottesville, VAVA44,3888.7%–

30Portsmouth, VAVA96,7779.0%–

31Norton, VAVA3,4779.1%–

32Loudoun County, VAVA449,7499.1%–

33Emporia, VAVA5,4479.2%–

34Culpeper County, VAVA57,6669.2%–

35Augusta County, VAVA78,9409.3%–

36Colonial Heights, VAVA18,7389.3%–

37Harrisonburg, VAVA50,8399.3%–

38Roanoke, VAVA99,1119.4%–

39Albemarle County, VAVA118,3569.4%–

40Rockingham County, VAVA89,3169.4%–

41Fredericksburg, VAVA30,3939.5%–

42Goochland County, VAVA29,1879.5%–

43Staunton, VAVA26,8019.7%–

44Franklin, VAVA8,4789.8%–

45Bristol, VAVA16,4189.9%–

46Campbell County, VAVA55,6299.9%–

47Manassas, VAVA44,3329.9%–

48Hampton, VAVA137,31510.0%–

49Arlington County, VAVA243,93110.0%–

50Warren County, VAVA42,74010.1%–

51Botetourt County, VAVA34,14410.2%–

52James City County, VAVA83,32610.3%–

53Caroline County, VAVA34,41310.3%–

54Washington County, VAVA53,89810.4%–

55Norfolk, VAVA231,01310.5%–

56Clarke County, VAVA15,60910.5%–

57Fluvanna County, VAVA28,97510.6%–

58Hopewell, VAVA23,26110.7%–

59Gloucester County, VAVA40,09710.8%–

60Alexandria, VAVA160,66210.9%–

61Lynchburg, VAVA81,34711.0%–

62King George County, VAVA29,64611.1%–

63Waynesboro, VAVA23,95111.3%–

64Appomattox County, VAVA17,17211.4%–

65Southampton County, VAVA18,11011.5%–

66Madison County, VAVA14,23711.6%–

67Radford, VAVA17,24311.8%–

68Orange County, VAVA40,08311.8%–

69Falls Church, VAVA15,15911.9%–

70Fauquier County, VAVA76,50312.0%–

71Dinwiddie County, VAVA28,89612.4%–

72Prince George County, VAVA43,93612.4%–

73Manassas Park, VAVA16,56012.5%–

74Wise County, VAVA34,82412.5%–

75Cumberland County, VAVA10,35212.8%–

76Henry County, VAVA49,24213.0%–

77Pulaski County, VAVA33,58613.1%–

78Winchester, VAVA28,27213.3%–

79Bedford County, VAVA83,05913.6%–

80Tazewell County, VAVA38,63513.7%–

81Alleghany County, VAVA14,54613.7%–

82Danville, VAVA41,64713.9%–

83Giles County, VAVA16,56414.2%–

84Richmond, VAVA237,25714.2%–

85Pittsylvania County, VAVA59,49014.2%–

86Russell County, VAVA25,33214.7%–

87Covington, VAVA5,68014.8%–

88Rockbridge County, VAVA22,66314.8%–

89Charles City County, VAVA6,62315.0%–

90Shenandoah County, VAVA45,83915.2%–

91Nottoway County, VAVA15,79615.3%–

92Louisa County, VAVA42,92415.8%–

93Lee County, VAVA21,64215.8%–

94Smyth County, VAVA28,88215.8%–

95Wythe County, VAVA27,98316.0%–

96King and Queen County, VAVA6,74316.0%–

97Rappahannock County, VAVA7,43916.1%–

98Page County, VAVA23,76216.3%–

99Greensville County, VAVA11,18116.9%–

100Floyd County, VAVA15,78917.0%–

101Franklin County, VAVA55,52618.0%–

102Martinsville, VAVA13,84918.0%–

103Halifax County, VAVA33,44718.1%–

104Prince Edward County, VAVA22,39118.1%–

105Craig County, VAVA4,80018.1%–

106Sussex County, VAVA10,75518.7%–

107Williamsburg, VAVA15,86118.7%–

108Scott County, VAVA21,20019.1%–

109Dickenson County, VAVA13,23619.3%–

110Bland County, VAVA6,15119.9%–

111Richmond County, VAVA9,29420.9%–

112Essex County, VAVA10,65421.1%–

113Carroll County, VAVA29,29921.6%–

114Buchanan County, VAVA18,49221.9%–

115Lunenburg County, VAVA12,05823.6%–

116Petersburg, VAVA33,73423.8%–

117Buckingham County, VAVA17,13724.5%–

118Brunswick County, VAVA15,72724.9%–

119Lancaster County, VAVA10,99525.5%–

120Grayson County, VAVA15,23025.6%–

121Patrick County, VAVA17,42427.4%–

122Surry County, VAVA6,60328.1%–

123Charlotte County, VAVA11,40129.0%–

124Northampton County, VAVA11,87930.3%–

125Westmoreland County, VAVA19,71531.6%–

126Mecklenburg County, VAVA30,74732.0%–

127Accomack County, VAVA33,85932.7%–

128Nelson County, VAVA14,92033.2%–

129Mathews County, VAVA8,52933.2%–

130Bath County, VAVA4,07635.0%–

131Northumberland County, VAVA12,55738.8%–

132Middlesex County, VAVA10,84139.1%–

133Highland County, VAVA2,31841.8%–

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