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Sarah Johnson, Lorae Stojanovic, and …
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Preliminary Analysis: Eviction Filing Patterns in 2025

The days of emergency rental assistance and eviction protections are long gone. Now, our data show that landlords are filing evictions at nearly the same levels as before 2020.

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Matt Mleczko
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How exclusionary zoning worsens poverty across city limits

Exclusionary zoning laws exacerbate the national housing shortage, housing costs, and segregation.

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Juan Pablo Garnham
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Legal aid under threat: the human cost of federal budget cuts

The Legal Services Corporation funds over 100 legal aid organizations nationwide. Proposed budget cuts put their services in jeopardy, with potentially dire consequences for tenants facing eviction across the country.

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The Eviction Lab
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An update on our Dallas eviction data

The outcomes of the 3.6 million eviction cases filed each year can vary dramatically depending on where they occur. These four cities have created innovative initiatives to counteract the effect eviction filings can have on their residents.

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Camila Vallejo
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How local leaders are stemming the eviction crisis

The outcomes of the 3.6 million eviction cases filed each year can vary dramatically depending on where they occur. These four cities have created innovative initiatives to counteract the effect eviction filings can have on their residents.

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Jacob Haas and Peter Hepburn
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A Costly Form of Displacement: Eviction From Mobile Home Parks

Mobile home parks offer many residents a chance at affordable homeownership. But eviction from these communities can be particularly harmful. Our study documents for the first time the extent of eviction activity in mobile home parks across the state of Florida.

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Sarah Johnson, Grace Hartley, and Peter …
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A New Baseline: Changes to Our Eviction Metrics

When we launched the Eviction Tracking System, the best way to contextualize the numbers was to compare against what was typical before the pandemic. Five years later, we’ve decided it’s time to change that baseline.

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