Rankings / Cities with the Highest Housing Vacancy / California
Cities with the Highest Housing Vacancy in California
Share of housing units that are vacant, from the Census Bureau.
1La Quinta35.6%2Palm Desert33.3%3Palm Springs33.3%4Calexico16.2%5Cathedral City16.0%6Newport Beach16.0%7Indio15.9%8Dana Point15.9%9Beverly Hills12.7%10Twentynine Palms12.7%11Manhattan Beach12.5%12Seal Beach12.3%13San Francisco12.2%14West Hollywood12.1%15El Centro12.0%16Menlo Park11.6%17Monterey11.3%18Berkeley11.3%19Santa Monica11.2%20Burlingame11.1%21Palo Alto11.0%22Eureka10.6%23Daly City10.2%24San Clemente10.0%25East Palo Alto9.7%26Mountain View9.4%27Imperial Beach9.3%28Rancho Palos Verdes9.3%29Pasadena9.1%30Santa Cruz9.1%31Brawley8.9%32Redding8.8%33Encinitas8.8%34Desert Hot Springs8.8%35San Gabriel8.7%36Barstow8.7%37Arcadia8.4%38San Luis Obispo8.1%39Los Altos8.0%40Redondo Beach8.0%41Chico7.9%42Oakland7.9%43Hemet7.8%44Davis7.7%45Oceanside7.5%46Belmont7.5%47Torrance7.4%48Santa Barbara7.4%49Los Angeles7.4%50Los Gatos7.4%51San Bruno7.4%52El Paso de Robles (Paso Robles)7.2%53Campbell7.2%54Laguna Niguel7.1%55Alameda7.1%56South San Francisco7.1%57Alhambra7.1%58Burbank7.0%59Ridgecrest7.0%60West Sacramento7.0%61Carlsbad6.9%62Redwood City6.8%63Culver City6.8%64Irvine6.8%65San Diego6.7%66Oildale6.7%67Monterey Park6.7%68Napa6.7%69Fallbrook6.7%70Glendale6.7%71Adelanto6.6%72Lodi6.6%73Rosemead6.6%74Laguna Hills6.5%75San Mateo6.4%76Oxnard6.4%77Inglewood6.4%78San Juan Capistrano6.3%79Wasco6.2%80National City6.2%81Walnut6.1%82Merced6.1%83Banning5.9%84Long Beach5.8%85Saratoga5.8%86North Highlands5.8%87Stockton5.8%88Sacramento5.7%89Westmont5.7%90San Buenaventura (Ventura)5.6%91Madera5.6%92Carmichael5.6%93Santa Clara5.5%94South Pasadena5.5%95Whittier5.5%96Victorville5.4%97Arden-Arcade5.4%98Eastern Goleta Valley5.4%99San Carlos5.4%100Colton5.4%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.