Housing Inventory in Wisconsin

2.8 M
Total housing units
70%
Single-family share
17%
Built since 2000

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorWisconsinUnited States
Total housing units (M)2.8145.3

National ranking

Wisconsin ranks #31 of 33 states by total housing units.

#1Colorado2,550,000
#2Minnesota2,470,000
#3Louisiana2,050,000
#4Kentucky2,020,000
#5Oregon1,830,000
#6Oklahoma1,780,000
#7Nevada1,360,000
#8Utah1,150,000
#9New Mexico970,000
#10Montana545,000
#11Rhode Island482,000
#12Delaware450,000
#13South Dakota412,000
#14Illinois63%
#15Wyoming50
#16Vermont45
#17Maine16%
#18Texas12.1M
#19Florida10.1M
#20New York8.5M
#21Ohio5.3M
#22North Carolina4.9M
#23Michigan4.6M
#24Georgia4.6M
#25New Jersey3.8M
#26Virginia3.6M
#27Arizona3.2M
#28Massachusetts3.05M
#29Indiana2.98M
#30Missouri2.83M
#31Wisconsin2.8M
#32Washington2.8M
#33New Hampshire1.5

Overview

This page tracks housing inventory for Wisconsin, part of our housing data. Total housing units stands at 2.8 M. Compared to the U.S. average, Wisconsin reports 2.8 for total housing units (m) versus 145.3 nationally. Wisconsin ranks #31 of 33 states by total housing units.

Did you know?

  • Wisconsin has more than 190,000 seasonal or vacation homes, mostly in the northern lake counties.

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