US Census Bureau · ACS 2023

    Least Rent-Burdened Counties in the US— Page 30

    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 #726–750
    #CountyStateRent-Burdened Households
    726Grayson CountyVirginia19.4%
    727Montgomery CountyKentucky19.4%
    728Saline CountyIllinois19.4%
    729Mills CountyTexas19.4%
    730Carroll CountyIowa19.4%
    731Venango CountyPennsylvania19.4%
    732Piatt CountyIllinois19.4%
    733Sheridan CountyNebraska19.4%
    734Haskell CountyOklahoma19.4%
    735Van Buren CountyIowa19.4%
    736Marion CountyIowa19.4%
    737Ransom CountyNorth Dakota19.4%
    738Pierce CountyGeorgia19.4%
    739Todd CountySouth Dakota19.4%
    740Lane CountyKansas19.4%
    741Marshall CountyOklahoma19.5%
    742Hawkins CountyTennessee19.5%
    743Smith CountyTennessee19.5%
    744Mitchell CountyKansas19.5%
    745Tallapoosa CountyAlabama19.5%
    746Kimble CountyTexas19.5%
    747Mercer CountyMissouri19.5%
    748Sweet Grass CountyMontana19.5%
    749Tama CountyIowa19.5%
    750Rock CountyMinnesota19.5%
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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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