US Census Data

Lowest homeownership rate in Rhode Island

Rhode Island counties and cities ranked by homeownership rate.

This page ranks the counties and cities of Rhode Island 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 cities & places, Melville leads at 3.8%.

Cities & places

#NameHomeownership rate
1Melville3.8%
2Central Falls28.6%
3Woonsocket38.1%
4Foster Center38.6%
5Providence41.2%
6Pawtucket48.8%
7Newport49.6%
8Hopkinton54.3%
9Newport East54.6%
10Narragansett Pier59.9%
11East Providence61.0%
12Pascoag66.7%
13Harrisville67.2%
14Cranston67.3%
15Wakefield-Peace Dale68.1%
16Valley Falls68.4%
17Ashaway69.3%
18Tiverton71.3%
19Westerly72.0%
20Warwick73.4%
21Bradford76.2%
22Kingston78.2%
23Carolina78.8%
24Hope Valley81.3%
25Charlestown81.9%
26Chepachet83.6%
27Cumberland Hill85.4%
28Greenville86.5%
29Harmony86.6%
30Misquamicut89.0%
31Watch Hill89.2%
32Quonochontaug93.9%
33Clayville100.0%
34Greene100.0%
35Weekapaug100.0%
36Wyoming100.0%

Nationwide

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