Vacancy Rate in Kansas

8.0%
Rental vacancy rate
2023

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

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Side-by-side comparison of Kansas vs. the U.S. average.

National ranking

How states rank by overall vacancy rate.

#1New Hampshire1.5%
#2Alaska5%
#3Minnesota5.9%
#4Rhode Island6.4%
#5Oregon6.5%
#6Utah7.5%
#7Colorado7.5%
#8Delaware8.5%
#9Indiana8.6%
#10Virginia8.7%
#11Illinois9.1%
#12Massachusetts9.2%
#13Ohio9.4%
#14New Jersey9.4%
#15Nevada9.5%
#16Texas9.9%
#17Georgia10.1%
#18Kentucky10.2%
#19New York10.4%
#20Tennessee10.5%
#21Missouri10.8%
#22Oklahoma10.9%
#23South Dakota11.4%
#24North Carolina11.4%
#25Michigan11.9%
#26Arizona12%
#27Wisconsin12.5%
#28Washington12.5%
#29Louisiana13.5%
#30Montana14.5%
#31New Mexico14.5%
#32Wyoming15%
#33Florida17.2%
#34Maine18.9%
#35Vermont46

Overview

Kansas' rental vacancy rate is about 8.0%, close to the national average. This data point highlights how Kansas compares on vacancy rate relative to national benchmarks. Vacancy rates in rural Kansas counties tend to run higher than in the growing suburbs of Johnson County.

Did you know?

  • Vacancy rates in rural Kansas counties tend to run higher than in the growing suburbs of Johnson County.

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