posted on 2024-01-12, 17:59authored byBrian Gaines, Jason Mazzone, Matthew Mettler, Robin Fretwell Wilson
<p dir="ltr">As national, state, and city moratoria on eviction expired in 2021, many predicted an ensuing housing crisis, maybe especially severe for non-white renters. Census Bureau survey data from 2020 through 2023, however, reveal little evidence of that expected chaos. Non-white renters remain more likely to be in arrears than their white counterparts, but the proportions of renters behind on payment have been falling for all groups. Anxiety about near-term eviction among renters, nationally, and in three midwestern states (Illinois, Indiana, and Missouri), is broadly similar across racial groups, and has fallen gradually as the moratoria recede into history.</p><p dir="ltr"><br></p>
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Brian Gaines, Jason Mazzone, Matthew Mettler, Robin Fretwell Wilson. Eviction Expectations in the Aftermath of the Pandemic Moratoria. Policy Spotlight. January 2024.