Eviction Lab: Summary

Eviction Lab

Non-profit, social research, housing, eviction data

The Eviction Lab offers the first nationwide database of evictions, enabling users to visualize eviction rates in their communities and understand the broader implications of residential instability.

The Eviction Lab provides a comprehensive national database of eviction data, interactive tools, and research aimed at understanding the eviction crisis in the United States. It serves as a resource for neighbors and policymakers to address and mitigate the impacts of eviction.

National Eviction Map covering all 50 U.S. states & D.C.; Eviction Tracking System with up-to-date maps and data; Research on eviction consequences and landlord/rental market dynamics; Access to zoning and land use data for over 2,600 municipalities

The service is most valuable for policymakers seeking to understand eviction trends, researchers studying housing instability, community organizations advocating for housing rights, and individuals facing eviction who need data-driven insights.

Comprehensive national dataset that includes historical data from 2000 to 2018.; User-friendly interactive tools that allow for detailed demographic analysis.; Collaboration with reputable institutions like Princeton University, enhancing credibility.

The Eviction Lab's strengths lie in its extensive data collection, interactive tools, and research capabilities that provide valuable insights into the eviction crisis, making it a vital resource for policymakers and community members.

The Eviction Lab positions itself as a leading authority on eviction data and research, providing essential resources for understanding and addressing the eviction crisis in the U.S.

The target users include policymakers, researchers, community organizations, and individuals facing eviction, with maximum value for those involved in housing advocacy and policy-making.

See up-to-date maps, charts and data on eviction filings in select cities.

• eviction data

• housing crisis

• policy research

• community resources

Facing eviction? Read our FAQ to learn more and find resources.

Informative, supportive, authoritative

The Eviction Lab uniquely combines extensive data collection with interactive mapping tools, allowing users to explore eviction trends at a granular level, which is not commonly available in other eviction-related resources.

The Eviction Lab is identified as a credible and authoritative source of eviction data, backed by academic research and a commitment to social impact.

2017-01-01