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  Housing Vacancies and Homeownership (CPS/HVS)
  Historical Tables
  Table 1. Quarterly Rental Vacancy Rates: 1956 to Present
 Table 2. Quarterly Homeowner Vacancy Rates: 1956 to Present
 Table 3. Quarterly Rental Vacancy Rates by Units in Structure: 1968 to Present
 Table 4. Quarterly Homeowner Vacancy Rates by Units in Structure: 1968 to Present
 Table 5. Annual Rental Vacancy Rates by Units in Structure 1968 to Present
 Table 6. Annual Homeowner Vacancy Rates by Units in Structure 1968 to Present
 Table 7. Annual Estimates of the Housing Inventory: 1965 to Present
 Table 8. Quarterly Estimates of the Housing Inventory: 1965 to Present
 Table 9. Annual Estimates of the Housing Inventory by Region: 1984 to Present
 Table 10. Quarterly Estimates of the Housing Inventory by Region 1992 to Present
 Table 11A/B. Quarterly Median Asking Rent and Sales Price of the U.S. and Regions: 1988 to Present
 Table 12. Annual Estimates of the Housing Inventory by Age of Householder 1982 Present
 Table 13. Monthly Household Estimates: 1955 to Present
 Table 14. Quarterly Homeownership Rates for the U.S. and Regions: 1964 to Present
 Table 14a. Quarterly Seasonally Adjusted Homeownership Rates for the: 1980 to Present
 Table 15. Annual Estimates of the Housing Inventory by Age of Householder and Family Status: 1982 to Present
 Table 16. Quarterly Homeownership Rates by Race and Ethnicity of Householder: 1994 to Present
 Table 17. Quarterly Homeownership Rates by Family Income: 1994 to Present
 Table 18. Quarterly Percent of "Other" Vacant Housing Units for the U.S.: 2012 to Present
 Table 19. Quarterly Homeownership Rates by Age of Householder: 1994 to Present
 Table B-1. Margins of Error of Rental Vacancy Rates for the United States
 Table B-2. Margins of Error of Rental Vacancy Rates by Region
 Table B-3. Margins of Error of Homeowner Vacancy Rates for the United States
 Table B-4. Margins of Error of Homeowner Vacancy by Region
 Table B-5. Margins of Error of Homeownership Rates for the United States
 Table B-6. Margins of Error of Homeownership Rates by Region
 Table B-7. Margins of Error of Homeownership Rates by Age of Householder
 Table B-8. Margins of Error of Homeownership Rates by Race and Ethnicity of Householder
 Table B-9. Margins of Error of Homeownership Rates by Family Income
 Table B-10. Margins of Error of Seasonally Adjusted Homeownership Rates for the United States
  Revised Estimates of the Housing Inventory: 2000 to Present
  Table 7a. Annual Estimates of the Housing Inventory
 Table 8a. Quarterly Estimates of the Housing Inventory
 Table 9a. Annual Estimates of the Housing Inventory by Region
 Table 10a. Quarterly Estimates of the Housing Inventory by Region
 Table 12a. Annual Estimates of the Housing Inventory by Age of Householder
 Table 13a. Monthly Household Estimates
 Table 15a. Annual Estimates of the Housing Inventory by Age and Family Status
  Notes and Explanations
 Since the first quarter 2003, the Current Population Survey/Housing Vacancy Survey (CPS/HVS) housing inventory estimates have been controlled to independent housing unit estimates based upon Census 2000 (2000-2009 data), Census 2010 (2010-2019 data), and Census 2020 (2020-present data) and updated with building permit data, estimates of housing loss, and other administrative records data. In the second quarter 2023, the CPS/HVS revised the entire series of housing inventory estimates back to the second quarter 2020, based on the latest series of independent housing controls, the Vintage 2022 time series. Housing inventory estimates from the first quarter 2010 through the first quarter 2020 are revised based on the Vintage 2020 time series. Housing inventory estimates from the second quarter 2000 through the fourth quarter 2009 are revised based on the Vintage 2010 time series. Housing inventory estimates, prior to the second quarter 2000, have not been revised. The revised CPS/HVS housing inventory data series are based on the independently produced Vintage 2022 housing unit estimates that are projected forward through the first quarter 2023. The same general procedure will be followed each year in revising housing inventory estimates with the most up-to-date independent housing estimates available.
For an explanation of the methodology used in producing the housing inventory independent estimates, please see: https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest.html.
Note: This time series is by the latest "vintage" year. For example, Vintage 2022 means that all of the estimates in this time series are identified as belonging to "Vintage 2022." The 2020 data are from the 2022 vintage, the 2022 data are from the 2022 vintage, and so on. Explanation of the methodology used in producing the housing inventory independent estimates
 Last Revised: January 30, 2024


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