Daily Maps · October 3, 2026 · Archive
Where most people own their home, and where most rent
Homeownership Rate is shown for the 3,135 counties that report it. The national median county sits at 74.0495%; the range runs from 0% to 96.9858%. Highest: Storey County, NV (96.9858%); Elbert County, CO (93.3466%); Keweenaw County, MI (93.3333%); New Kent County, VA (92.3458%). Lowest: Kalawao County, HI (0%); Kenedy County, TX (15.7895%); Bronx County, NY (19.9638%); New York County, NY (24.3232%). Among counties over half a million people, the highest are Will County, IL (82.2253%); Suffolk County, NY (81.8055%); Nassau County, NY (81.804%). Sources: County Health Rankings 2024.
How to read this map
A county is drawn solid navy when it falls inside every range the map sets, dotted when it misses one, and hatched when it reports no figure for one of the measures, so a hatched county is neither a match nor a miss. On a heatmap, darker means a higher value and a faded county sits outside the range. The count in the title is the count on the day the map ran.
The figures are the same ones behind every county page on this site: Census population and household income, Zillow home values, HUD fair market rents, County Health Rankings measures of crime and health, NOAA temperatures and USDA amenity scores, each stored with its publication year and listed below for this map. "Play with this map" opens the live county map with these ranges already set, so you can move a handle and watch the count change; "Make your own" starts from a blank map.
Sources
- County Health Rankings 2024
Solid navy marks counties inside every range on this map, dotted counties miss one or all of them, and hatched counties have no figure for that measure. On a heatmap, darker means higher and faded counties fall outside the range.