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Eviction trends in Maricopa County are continuing in the wrong direction

Maricopa County Justice Courts report the number of eviction filings in the county in 2023 was up more than 20% from pre-pandemic levels. And the trend appears to be continuing in the wrong direction in 2024. Maricopa County landlords filed 8,025 evictions in January  the most ever for a single month.

Got COVID rental assistance? You may be denied housing

Finding a Valley rental is hard enough. How about being denied because you applied for rental assistance or that you asked about your application status too many times?

Phoenix housing: Few options for south Phoenix renters as prices surge

South Phoenix families are being pushed out by high prices and competitive market. Stagnant wages and few affordable units make renting even harder.

Mesa Trailer Park Residents Fear Eviction During Holidays

America s Eviction Crisis Is A Public Health Disaster Waiting To Happen

The looming eviction crisis is not only a moral failure, but also an unprecedented public health disaster. America is on the verge of an unprecedented eviction crisis. On Dec. 31, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s nationwide eviction moratorium will expire. According to the National Low Income Housing Coalition, somewhere between 12 million and 17 million households — up to 40 million people — have little or no confidence that they can pay their rent and avoid eviction if they don’t get relief. “We’re looking at the very real possibility of tens of millions of people losing their homes this winter during a spike in COVID-19,” said NLIHC President Diane Yentel.

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