Lowest homeownership rate in Idaho

Idaho counties and cities ranked by homeownership rate.

This page ranks the counties and cities of Idaho by homeownership rate — which have the lowest homeownership rate (most renters), according to the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

Among counties, Madison County leads at 40.2%.

Among cities & places, State Line leads at 0.0%.

Counties

#	Name	Homeownership rate
1	Madison County	40.2%
2	Latah County	60.6%
3	Clark County	63.9%
4	Elmore County	65.3%
5	Bannock County	68.6%
6	Twin Falls County	69.6%
7	Cassia County	70.0%
8	Owyhee County	70.9%
9	Gooding County	71.4%
10	Ada County	71.4%
11	Bonneville County	71.6%
12	Nez Perce County	72.2%
13	Kootenai County	72.2%
14	Minidoka County	72.8%
15	Washington County	73.3%
16	Shoshone County	73.8%
17	Lewis County	74.2%
18	Payette County	74.5%
19	Power County	74.6%
20	Canyon County	75.1%
21	Franklin County	75.2%
22	Jerome County	75.5%
23	Blaine County	75.5%
24	Benewah County	75.7%
25	Camas County	75.8%
26	Gem County	76.6%
27	Lincoln County	76.9%
28	Butte County	77.4%
29	Bonner County	77.6%
30	Custer County	77.7%
31	Boundary County	78.0%
32	Teton County	79.8%
33	Idaho County	80.1%
34	Bingham County	80.6%
35	Lemhi County	81.3%
36	Clearwater County	81.6%
37	Caribou County	82.0%
38	Jefferson County	82.4%
39	Adams County	83.1%
40	Fremont County	84.2%
41	Bear Lake County	85.0%
42	Valley County	85.8%
43	Oneida County	87.2%
44	Boise County	88.0%

Cities & places

Top 100.

#	Name	Homeownership rate
1	State Line	0.0%
2	Mountain Home AFB	0.4%
3	Rexburg	23.5%
4	Ponderay	30.7%
5	Huetter	31.9%
6	Letha	33.7%
7	Declo	38.0%
8	Moscow	42.1%
9	Donnelly	42.3%
10	Grand View	43.4%
11	De Smet	44.8%
12	Oldtown	46.1%
13	Tensed	47.4%
14	Wardner	48.1%
15	Kellogg	50.2%
16	Groveland	52.1%
17	Wallace	52.6%
18	Mud Lake	53.2%
19	Payette	55.0%
20	Heyburn	55.7%
21	Sandpoint	55.9%
22	Challis	56.2%
23	Marsing	56.6%
24	Gooding	56.6%
25	Driggs	56.8%
26	Firth	58.3%
27	Lava Hot Springs	58.3%
28	Riggins	58.5%
29	Bonners Ferry	58.5%
30	Clark Fork	58.7%
31	New Meadows	58.8%
32	Minidoka	59.5%
33	Coeur d'Alene	59.7%
34	Castleford	59.7%
35	Roberts	59.8%
36	Plummer	60.5%
37	Burley	60.6%
38	Lapwai	60.9%
39	Weiser	61.7%
40	Hazelton	62.0%
41	Butte City	62.9%
42	Boise City	63.0%
43	Pocatello	63.1%
44	Kamiah	63.2%
45	Homedale	63.3%
46	Twin Falls	63.3%
47	Grangeville	63.3%
48	Fairfield	63.8%
49	Idaho Falls	64.1%
50	Wilder	64.2%
51	Horseshoe Bend	64.4%
52	Emmett	64.6%
53	Victor	64.8%
54	Glenns Ferry	65.1%
55	Rigby	65.3%
56	Garden City	65.7%
57	Elk City	65.8%
58	Winchester	65.8%
59	Parma	66.0%
60	Salmon	66.0%
61	Dubois	66.0%
62	Post Falls	66.0%
63	Arco	66.0%
64	Idaho City	66.3%
65	Mountain Home	66.4%
66	Drummond	66.7%
67	Hansen	67.2%
68	Cambridge	67.5%
69	Moyie Springs	67.6%
70	Worley	67.7%
71	Rupert	68.0%
72	Preston	68.2%
73	St. Maries	68.6%
74	Juliaetta	68.9%
75	New Plymouth	69.0%
76	Shoshone	69.4%
77	Shelley	69.4%
78	Hollister	69.5%
79	Council	69.5%
80	Greenleaf	69.7%
81	Crouch	69.9%
82	Lewiston	70.0%
83	Sugar City	70.1%
84	St. Anthony	70.2%
85	Wendell	70.4%
86	Ammon	70.4%
87	Caldwell	70.7%
88	Hammett	70.9%
89	Bellevue	71.0%
90	Nampa	71.4%
91	Hailey	72.0%
92	Blackfoot	72.2%
93	Jerome	72.2%
94	Priest River	72.4%
95	Cottonwood	73.0%
96	Filer	73.1%
97	Paul	73.3%
98	Fruitland	73.5%
99	Tetonia	73.6%
100	Princeton	73.7%

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