Newest housing in Louisiana

Louisiana counties and cities ranked by median year structure built.

This page ranks the counties and cities of Louisiana by median year structure built — which have the newest housing stock, according to the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

Among counties, Cameron Parish leads at 2005.

Among cities & places, Addis leads at 2013.

Counties

#	Name	Median year built
1	Cameron Parish	2005
2	Ascension Parish	2002
3	Livingston Parish	2001
4	Plaquemines Parish	1998
5	St. Tammany Parish	1995
6	West Baton Rouge Parish	1993
7	Beauregard Parish	1992
8	Tangipahoa Parish	1992
9	West Feliciana Parish	1991
10	Bossier Parish	1989
11	De Soto Parish	1989
12	Grant Parish	1989
13	Calcasieu Parish	1988
14	Caldwell Parish	1988
15	East Feliciana Parish	1988
16	Lafayette Parish	1988
17	Union Parish	1988
18	Vernon Parish	1988
19	Sabine Parish	1987
20	St. Martin Parish	1987
21	St. Charles Parish	1986
22	St. Helena Parish	1986
23	Lincoln Parish	1985
24	Pointe Coupee Parish	1985
25	St. James Parish	1985
26	Iberville Parish	1984
27	East Baton Rouge Parish	1983
28	Natchitoches Parish	1983
29	Ouachita Parish	1983
30	Vermilion Parish	1983
31	Assumption Parish	1982
32	St. John the Baptist Parish	1982
33	Terrebonne Parish	1982
34	Iberia Parish	1981
35	Jefferson Davis Parish	1981
36	Lafourche Parish	1981
37	Avoyelles Parish	1980
38	Evangeline Parish	1980
39	LaSalle Parish	1980
40	Rapides Parish	1980
41	Red River Parish	1980
42	St. Bernard Parish	1980
43	Washington Parish	1980
44	Acadia Parish	1979
45	Allen Parish	1979
46	Bienville Parish	1979
47	Catahoula Parish	1979
48	Jackson Parish	1979
49	Richland Parish	1979
50	St. Landry Parish	1979
51	West Carroll Parish	1978
52	Winn Parish	1978
53	Franklin Parish	1977
54	Morehouse Parish	1977
55	Concordia Parish	1976
56	Madison Parish	1976
57	St. Mary Parish	1976
58	Caddo Parish	1975
59	East Carroll Parish	1975
60	Jefferson Parish	1975
61	Webster Parish	1974
62	Claiborne Parish	1973
63	Tensas Parish	1973
64	Orleans Parish	1959

Cities & places

Top 100.

#	Name	Median year built
1	Addis	2013
2	Longville	2013
3	Moonshine	2013
4	Youngsville	2011
5	Maurice	2008
6	Triumph	2008
7	Cameron	2007
8	Boothville	2006
9	Delacroix	2006
10	Calhoun	2005
11	Carlyss	2005
12	Creola	2005
13	Echo	2005
14	Empire	2005
15	Gillis	2005
16	Port Sulphur	2005
17	Buras	2004
18	Paulina	2004
19	Singer	2004
20	St. Gabriel	2004
21	Broussard	2003
22	Fort Jesup	2003
23	Venice	2003
24	Choudrant	2002
25	Gardere	2002
26	Pointe a la Hache	2002
27	Prairieville	2002
28	Sterlington	2002
29	Zachary	2002
30	Cade	2001
31	French Settlement	2001
32	Montz	2001
33	Keachi	2000
34	Natalbany	2000
35	Prospect	2000
36	Gonzales	1999
37	Gramercy	1999
38	Starks	1999
39	Walker	1999
40	Hester	1998
41	Oak Hills Place	1998
42	Watson	1998
43	Woodworth	1998
44	Eden Isle	1997
45	Folsom	1997
46	Fort Polk South	1997
47	New Orleans Station	1997
48	Sorrento	1997
49	Blanchard	1996
50	Hall Summit	1996
51	Moss Bluff	1996
52	Vienna Bend	1996
53	Abita Springs	1995
54	Boutte	1995
55	Cecilia	1995
56	Charenton	1995
57	Forest Hill	1995
58	Fort Polk North	1995
59	Greenwood	1995
60	Hackberry	1995
61	Inniswold	1995
62	Lillie	1995
63	Minorca	1995
64	Ponchatoula	1995
65	Prien	1995
66	Sun	1995
67	Convent	1994
68	Iowa	1994
69	Lacombe	1994
70	Monterey	1994
71	Red Chute	1994
72	Rosedale	1994
73	Bayou Blue	1993
74	Haughton	1993
75	Lafourche Crossing	1993
76	Madisonville	1993
77	Pearl River	1993
78	Port Vincent	1993
79	Rosepine	1993
80	Stonewall	1993
81	Turkey Creek	1993
82	Bayou Gauche	1992
83	Eastwood	1992
84	Grand Point	1992
85	Jean Lafitte	1992
86	Marthaville	1992
87	Milton	1992
88	Morse	1992
89	Baskin	1991
90	Bourg	1991
91	Center Point	1991
92	Choctaw	1991
93	Converse	1991
94	Delta	1991
95	Fenton	1991
96	Fifth Ward	1991
97	Ossun	1991
98	Richwood	1991
99	Springfield	1991
100	St. Maurice	1991

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