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Rank | Percentage of Renters Paying $1000-$1500 ▼ | County / Population |
1. | 34.4% | Beaufort, SC / 147,799 |
2. | 24.8% | Dorchester, SC / 122,442 |
3. | 22.7% | Berkeley, SC / 163,328 |
4. | 21.6% | Charleston, SC / 345,714 |
5. | 15.9% | Richland, SC / 359,144 |
6. | 15.8% | Jasper, SC / 22,250 |
7. | 15.5% | Horry, SC / 248,601 |
8. | 13.7% | Lexington, SC / 244,348 |
9. | 13.6% | Georgetown, SC / 60,235 |
10. | 12.5% | Pickens, SC / 116,092 |
11. | 11.8% | York, SC / 209,351 |
12. | 9.8% | Greenville, SC / 430,273 |
13. | 9.6% | Kershaw, SC / 58,176 |
14. | 8.5% | Spartanburg, SC / 276,544 |
15. | 7.7% | Calhoun, SC / 14,746 |
16. | 6.5% | Aiken, SC / 152,647 |
17. | 6.0% | Sumter, SC / 104,441 |
18. | 5.8% | Anderson, SC / 179,914 |
19. | 5.5% | Colleton, SC / 39,128 |
20. | 5.4% | Oconee, SC / 70,507 |
21. | 5.2% | Florence, SC / 132,153 |
22. | 5.1% | Lancaster, SC / 73,725 |
23. | 4.7% | Bamberg, SC / 15,384 |
24. | 4.3% | Chester, SC / 32,666 |
25. | 4.3% | Fairfield, SC / 23,482 |
26. | 4.2% | Greenwood, SC / 68,631 |
27. | 4.0% | Edgefield, SC / 25,469 |
28. | 4.0% | Newberry, SC / 37,992 |
29. | 3.9% | Abbeville, SC / 25,347 |
30. | 3.7% | Orangeburg, SC / 90,387 |
31. | 3.6% | Union, SC / 27,800 |
31. | 3.6% | Clarendon, SC / 32,863 |
33. | 3.5% | Williamsburg, SC / 34,920 |
34. | 3.2% | Laurens, SC / 69,697 |
35. | 3.0% | Saluda, SC / 18,947 |
36. | 2.8% | Darlington, SC / 66,771 |
37. | 1.9% | Marlboro, SC / 28,571 |
38. | 1.8% | Chesterfield, SC / 42,876 |
39. | 1.7% | Hampton, SC / 20,997 |
40. | 1.5% | Mccormick, SC / 10,087 |
41. | 1.2% | Lee, SC / 20,074 |
42. | 0.6% | Cherokee, SC / 54,175 |
43. | 0.5% | Barnwell, SC / 22,914 |
44. | 0.5% | Marion, SC / 34,023 |
Please note that we only rank locations with 'Percentage of Renters Paying $1000-$1500' data. The rank above might not be a complete list. Locations without 'Percentage of Renters Paying $1000-$1500' data are not listed.
*ACS stands for U.S. Census American Community Survey. According to the U.S. Census, if the date is a range, you can interpret the data as an average of the period of time.