Newest housing in West Virginia

West Virginia counties and cities ranked by median year structure built.

This page ranks the counties and cities of West Virginia 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, Berkeley County leads at 1995.

Among cities & places, Burlington leads at 2012.

Counties

#	Name	Median year built
1	Berkeley County	1995
2	Jefferson County	1990
3	Monongalia County	1988
4	Putnam County	1988
5	Hampshire County	1987
6	Wirt County	1986
7	Hardy County	1984
8	Morgan County	1984
9	Clay County	1983
10	Lincoln County	1983
11	Jackson County	1982
12	Mingo County	1982
13	Pocahontas County	1982
14	Preston County	1982
15	Tucker County	1982
16	Logan County	1981
17	Grant County	1980
18	Nicholas County	1980
19	Taylor County	1979
20	Upshur County	1979
21	Monroe County	1978
22	Pendleton County	1978
23	Braxton County	1977
24	Greenbrier County	1977
25	Lewis County	1977
26	Roane County	1977
27	Mason County	1976
28	Mineral County	1976
29	Barbour County	1975
30	Boone County	1975
31	Pleasants County	1975
32	Raleigh County	1975
33	Randolph County	1975
34	Wayne County	1975
35	Wyoming County	1975
36	Calhoun County	1974
37	Gilmer County	1974
38	Mercer County	1974
39	Ritchie County	1974
40	Summers County	1974
41	Webster County	1974
42	Doddridge County	1973
43	Fayette County	1972
44	Cabell County	1969
45	Wood County	1969
46	Tyler County	1968
47	Kanawha County	1966
48	Brooke County	1965
49	Harrison County	1963
50	Wetzel County	1963
51	Marion County	1960
52	Marshall County	1960
53	Hancock County	1959
54	McDowell County	1959
55	Ohio County	1957

Cities & places

Top 100.

#	Name	Median year built
1	Burlington	2012
2	Big Creek	2011
3	Cassville	2008
4	Oakvale	2008
5	Falling Waters	2003
6	Neibert	2003
7	Inwood	2002
8	Kimball	2002
9	Charles Town	2001
10	Dorothy	2001
11	Waverly	2001
12	Shrewsbury	2000
13	Capon Bridge	1998
14	Cottageville	1998
15	Shady Spring	1998
16	Apple Grove	1997
17	Bolt	1997
18	White Hall	1997
19	Milton	1996
20	St. George	1996
21	Ranson corporation	1995
22	Booth	1994
23	Verdunville	1994
24	Cheat Lake	1993
25	Hedgesville	1993
26	Hinkleville	1993
27	Newark	1993
28	Winfield	1993
29	Gallipolis Ferry	1992
30	Hollygrove	1992
31	Teays Valley	1992
32	Brookhaven	1991
33	Chauncey	1991
34	Culloden	1991
35	Justice	1991
36	Shannondale	1991
37	Tunnelton	1991
38	Granville	1990
39	Mallory	1989
40	Washington	1989
41	Adrian	1988
42	Arthurdale	1988
43	Star City	1988
44	Bruno	1987
45	Crum	1987
46	Buffalo	1986
47	Chattaroy	1986
48	Delbarton	1986
49	Gilbert	1986
50	Accoville	1985
51	Huttonsville	1985
52	Wolf Summit	1985
53	Chapmanville	1984
54	Elizabeth	1984
55	Fort Gay	1984
56	Glen White	1984
57	Henderson	1984
58	Kanawha	1984
59	Matheny	1984
60	Monaville	1984
61	Tioga	1984
62	Boaz	1983
63	Montrose	1983
64	Reedsville	1983
65	Rock Cave	1983
66	Shenandoah Junction	1983
67	West Hamlin	1983
68	Brandywine	1982
69	Elkview	1982
70	Matewan	1982
71	Raysal	1982
72	Robinette	1982
73	Womelsdorf (Coalton)	1982
74	Carolina	1981
75	Coal City	1981
76	Enterprise	1981
77	Fairlea	1981
78	Greenville	1981
79	Hurricane	1981
80	Kistler	1981
81	Lashmeet	1981
82	Lester	1981
83	Lewisburg	1981
84	Beverly	1980
85	Gilbert Creek	1980
86	Pinch	1980
87	Brush Fork	1979
88	Craigsville	1979
89	Eleanor	1979
90	Harts	1979
91	Mount Carbon	1979
92	Tornado	1979
93	Bradley	1978
94	Camden-on-Gauley	1978
95	Danville	1978
96	Elk Garden	1978
97	Ellenboro	1978
98	Hartford City	1978
99	Mineralwells	1978
100	Oceana	1978

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