US Census Bureau · ACS 2023

    Least Rent-Burdened Counties in the US— Page 22

    Counties ranked by the percentage of households spending 30% or more of income on housing — the standard definition of "rent burdened." Lower is better.

    3,220 counties rankedSource: US Census Bureau ACS 2023Lowest firstShowing #526–550
    #CountyStateRent-Burdened Households
    526Harper CountyKansas18.3%
    527Davis CountyIowa18.3%
    528Reynolds CountyMissouri18.3%
    529Upton CountyTexas18.3%
    530Gibson CountyIndiana18.3%
    531Dickenson CountyVirginia18.3%
    532Pleasants CountyWest Virginia18.4%
    533Carroll CountyVirginia18.4%
    534Morgan CountyKentucky18.4%
    535Sabine CountyTexas18.4%
    536Dickinson CountyKansas18.4%
    537Effingham CountyIllinois18.4%
    538Shannon CountyMissouri18.4%
    539Butler CountyKentucky18.4%
    540Noble CountyOhio18.4%
    541Cole CountyMissouri18.4%
    542Wells CountyIndiana18.4%
    543Pawnee CountyKansas18.4%
    544Franklin CountyIndiana18.4%
    545Sutton CountyTexas18.4%
    546Mason CountyTexas18.5%
    547Perry CountyTennessee18.5%
    548Thurston CountyNebraska18.5%
    549Walsh CountyNorth Dakota18.5%
    550Rockcastle CountyKentucky18.5%
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    Data from the US Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates, 2019–2023. Rankings include all counties, county equivalents, and independent cities in the United States. Click any county to see its full profile.

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