Rankings / Cities with the Highest Housing Vacancy / New York
Cities with the Highest Housing Vacancy in New York
Share of housing units that are vacant, from the Census Bureau.
1Elmira16.9%2Binghamton16.0%3Jamestown14.9%4Troy14.3%5Niagara Falls13.4%6Buffalo12.6%7Ithaca12.5%8Albany12.0%9Syracuse11.5%10Newburgh11.0%11Auburn10.9%12Saratoga Springs10.9%13Rochester10.7%14Central Islip10.5%15Utica9.7%16Long Beach9.6%17New York9.4%18Rome9.3%19Hempstead8.7%20Centereach7.7%21Lindenhurst7.3%22White Plains7.2%23Kiryas Joel7.2%24Coram7.1%25Schenectady7.1%26Peekskill6.9%27Mount Vernon6.7%28Monsey6.3%29Middletown6.2%30Brighton6.0%31Freeport5.8%32West Seneca5.3%33Huntington Station5.0%34Harrison5.0%35Uniondale4.9%36Valley Stream4.8%37North Tonawanda4.7%38Ossining4.6%39Poughkeepsie4.5%40Bay Shore4.4%41Irondequoit4.4%42Rockville Centre4.1%43West Babylon4.0%44Spring Valley4.0%45Yonkers4.0%46Deer Park3.9%47Cheektowaga3.8%48Tonawanda Town3.8%49Shirley3.6%50Plainview3.6%51East Meadow3.6%52Elmont3.6%53Holbrook3.6%54Port Chester3.4%55New Rochelle3.4%56Glen Cove3.2%57Franklin Square3.2%58Oceanside3.2%59Baldwin2.9%60New City2.6%61Levittown2.5%62Smithtown2.5%63Commack2.0%64Hicksville1.5%65West Islip1.2%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.