Rankings / Cities with the Highest Housing Vacancy / Massachusetts
Cities with the Highest Housing Vacancy in Massachusetts
Share of housing units that are vacant, from the Census Bureau.
1Barnstable Town22.6%2Amherst Town11.2%3Cambridge9.8%4Gloucester9.6%5Boston8.8%6Holyoke8.4%7Revere8.1%8Worcester7.4%9Pittsfield7.3%10Everett7.2%11Springfield7.1%12Malden6.6%13Attleboro6.2%14Fitchburg6.1%15Westfield6.0%16Fall River5.8%17Quincy5.8%18Salem5.7%19Somerville5.4%20Newton5.2%21Chicopee5.1%22Northampton5.1%23Franklin Town4.9%24Medford4.9%25Haverhill4.8%26Braintree Town4.8%27New Bedford4.7%28Danvers4.6%29Waltham4.6%30West Springfield Town4.6%31Brockton4.5%32Taunton4.5%33Brookline4.5%34Belmont4.3%35Wakefield4.1%36Lynn4.1%37Norwood4.0%38Leominster4.0%39Framingham4.0%40Saugus3.9%41Burlington3.8%42Lowell3.7%43Beverly3.7%44Weymouth Town3.6%45Woburn3.6%46Arlington3.6%47Milford3.5%48Bridgewater Town3.5%49Marlborough3.4%50Agawam Town3.3%51Chelsea3.2%52Peabody3.0%53Melrose2.9%54Needham2.9%55Dedham2.8%56Milton2.6%57Randolph Town2.5%58Wellesley2.4%59Lawrence2.2%60Lexington2.2%61Reading2.1%62North Attleborough Town1.6%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.