Lowest homeownership rate in South Carolina

South Carolina counties and cities ranked by homeownership rate.

This page ranks the counties and cities of South Carolina 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, Dillon County leads at 60.3%.

Among cities & places, Gramling leads at 0.0%.

Counties

#	Name	Homeownership rate
1	Dillon County	60.3%
2	Richland County	60.4%
3	Marion County	62.2%
4	Marlboro County	63.0%
5	Charleston County	63.5%
6	Florence County	64.5%
7	Allendale County	64.7%
8	Orangeburg County	65.9%
9	Greenwood County	66.2%
10	Sumter County	66.8%
11	Greenville County	68.8%
12	Union County	69.3%
13	Pickens County	70.5%
14	Darlington County	70.6%
15	Laurens County	70.7%
16	Barnwell County	71.0%
17	Chesterfield County	72.4%
18	Spartanburg County	72.9%
19	Clarendon County	73.0%
20	Colleton County	73.1%
21	Cherokee County	73.3%
22	Newberry County	73.4%
23	York County	73.4%
24	Lee County	73.5%
25	Hampton County	73.6%
26	Berkeley County	74.1%
27	Bamberg County	74.2%
28	Williamsburg County	74.6%
29	Oconee County	75.4%
30	Dorchester County	75.4%
31	Anderson County	75.4%
32	Beaufort County	75.7%
33	Horry County	75.8%
34	Jasper County	76.0%
35	Fairfield County	76.0%
36	Aiken County	76.7%
37	Lexington County	76.9%
38	Abbeville County	77.0%
39	Chester County	77.9%
40	Saluda County	78.1%
41	Edgefield County	79.8%
42	Kershaw County	81.7%
43	Georgetown County	83.1%
44	Lancaster County	83.3%
45	Calhoun County	83.7%
46	McCormick County	83.9%

Cities & places

Top 100.

#	Name	Homeownership rate
1	Gramling	0.0%
2	Green Sea	0.0%
3	Rains	0.0%
4	Fingerville	9.6%
5	Olympia	17.3%
6	Central	23.0%
7	Arthurtown	23.7%
8	Laurel Bay	24.2%
9	Arcadia	25.5%
10	Abney Crossroads	27.0%
11	La France	27.4%
12	Cope	28.6%
13	Wilkinson Heights	28.7%
14	Tigerville	29.0%
15	Atlantic Beach	29.3%
16	St. Andrews	29.6%
17	Winnsboro Mills	30.9%
18	Startex	32.3%
19	Peak	34.6%
20	Clemson	35.5%
21	Dentsville	37.5%
22	Blacksburg	37.6%
23	Port Royal	38.9%
24	Clifton	40.0%
25	Drayton	40.5%
26	Parker	41.0%
27	Greenville	41.2%
28	Capitol View	41.6%
29	Cherryvale	41.8%
30	Finklea	42.0%
31	Lake City	42.1%
32	Judson	42.7%
33	Marion	42.8%
34	Ben Avon	43.0%
35	Mulberry	43.1%
36	South Sumter	44.1%
37	Lancaster	44.3%
38	Mullins	44.4%
39	Rembert	44.4%
40	Utica	44.6%
41	Cheraw	44.8%
42	Abbeville	44.8%
43	Orangeburg	44.8%
44	Laurens	45.1%
45	Saxon	45.2%
46	Lynchburg	45.5%
47	Ward	45.7%
48	Greenwood	45.8%
49	Centenary	45.8%
50	Scranton	46.0%
51	Dillon	46.2%
52	Valley Falls	46.6%
53	McColl	46.6%
54	Pamplico	46.7%
55	Timmonsville	47.0%
56	Columbia	47.3%
57	Conestee	47.4%
58	Bennettsville	47.8%
59	Brookdale	47.9%
60	Saluda	48.0%
61	Kingstree	48.0%
62	Bishopville	48.3%
63	North Charleston	48.5%
64	Daviston	49.1%
65	Southern Shops	49.2%
66	Watts Mills	49.4%
67	Manning	49.6%
68	Edgefield	49.7%
69	Darlington	50.2%
70	Walterboro	50.3%
71	Newberry	50.5%
72	Rowesville	50.6%
73	Hilltop	50.6%
74	Clinton	50.7%
75	City View	50.8%
76	Union	50.8%
77	Pendleton	51.1%
78	Woodfield	51.2%
79	Arkwright	51.2%
80	Anderson	51.2%
81	Burton	51.3%
82	Williston	51.3%
83	Monetta	51.5%
84	Cokesbury	51.7%
85	North	52.2%
86	West Pelzer	52.3%
87	Zion	52.5%
88	Duncan	52.6%
89	Summerton	52.7%
90	Seneca	52.7%
91	Denmark	53.0%
92	Loris	53.1%
93	Pinewood	53.2%
94	Travelers Rest	53.2%
95	Little Rock	53.3%
96	Spartanburg	53.4%
97	Rock Hill	53.5%
98	Gayle Mill	53.6%
99	Chesnee	53.7%
100	Hamer	54.0%

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