Por: The Boston Globe Business June 20, 2023
ATLANTA — After a lull during the pandemic, eviction filings by landlords have come roaring back, driven by rising rents and a long-running shortage of affordable housing.Most low-income tenants can no longer count on pandemic resources that had kept them housed, and many are finding it hard to recover because they haven’t found steady work or their wages haven’t kept pace with the rising cost of rent, food, and other... + full article
The Hill USA Politics June 22, 2023
Rising rental costs nationwide pushed up eviction filings far above pre-pandemic levels in parts of the country after COVID-19 protections ended, according to recent data. Princeton University’s Eviction Lab, which tracks evictions in 34 cities and 10 states nationwide,... + más
Eviction Filings Higher Than Pre-Pandemic in Some Cities | Time
Eviction filings are 50% higher than they were pre-pandemic in some cities as rents rise | MarketWatch
Time USA Nation June 18, 2023
ATLANTA — Entering court using a walker, a doctor’s note clutched in his hand, 70-year-old Dana Williams, who suffers serious heart problems, hypertension and asthma, pleaded to delay eviction from his two-bedroom apartment in Atlanta. Although sympathetic, the judge said... + más
Eviction filings soar above pre-pandemic levels in some cities | The Hill
ABC News USA Business June 17, 2023
ATLANTA -- Entering court using a walker, a doctor's note clutched in his hand, 70-year-old Dana Williams, who suffers serious heart problems, hypertension and asthma, pleaded to delay eviction from his two-bedroom apartment in Atlanta.Although sympathetic, the judge said... + más
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MarketWatch USA Business June 17, 2023
They have been living in limbo ever since. They moved into a dilapidated Atlanta hotel room with water dripping through the bathroom ceiling, broken furniture and no refrigerator or microwave. But at $275-a-week, it was all they could afford on Williams’ $900 monthly social... + más
Rising rents and diminishing aid are fueling a sharp increase in evictions in many US cities | WPLG Local 10
WPLG Local 10 USA Politics June 17, 2023
ATLANTA – Entering court using a walker, a doctor's note clutched in his hand, 70-year-old Dana Williams, who suffers serious heart problems, hypertension and asthma, pleaded to delay eviction from his two-bedroom apartment in Atlanta.Although sympathetic, the judge said... + más
Portland Press Herald USA World June 17, 2023
Maria Jackson, right, moves into a room at a home with the help of friend David Mcfarlan in Las Vegas. Jackson, a longtime massage therapist, lost her customers when the pandemic triggered a statewide shutdown in March 2020 and was evicted from her apartment earlier this year.... + más
Brooklyn Sen. Zellnor Myrie pushes bill to end winter evictions | New York Daily News
Council Post: How To Speed Up Evictions When All Else Fails | Forbes
Los Angeles Times USA Nation April 10, 2023
The last day of March marked the end of Los Angeles County’s pandemic-era eviction protections. Even before then, evictions had been on the rise. In the last year, eviction filings across the county have returned to pre-pandemic levels of more than 3,000 per month, according... + más
L.A. County extends eviction moratorium by 2 months | Los Angeles Times
A pandemic-era eviction protection worth keeping | The Boston Globe
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