RESOURCES FOR EVICTION DATA
A number of other groups and organizations have produced systems to track eviction filings. Below we list some of those resources. Each source relies on its own data collection and reporting practices. We recommend reviewing methodology reports to identify underlying data sources and examining local eviction processes to assess how legal requirements or jurisdictional exclusions may contribute to incomplete or limited data. Triangulating across sources covering the same region and speaking with tenant support organizations and legal aid groups could help confirm the validity of data.
Questions to consider before interpreting eviction data:
- Does the dataset track all eviction filings or only orders? While most sources listed here track all filings, some only collect data on executed evictions, that is where law enforcement is ordered to displace tenants. New America’s guide on court eviction data clarifies the differences between court related eviction terminology
- How are sealed or expunged cases handled? PolicyLink provides a database of jurisdictions with policies for sealing or expungement. Where applicable, how are sealed or expunged cases handled?
- Does the data capture all venues where eviction filings can be made? Some states have multiple courts handling eviction cases; ensure all are represented.
Do you know of any ongoing efforts to track eviction activity not listed here? Feel free to contact research@evictionlab.org.
Last updated: October 2025.
Nationwide
Arizona
Arkansas
- Report by Arkansas Community Institute: analyzes eviction cases in Arkansas between 2019 to 2022. The report notes that the data likely undercounts evictions because district courts in the state, unlike circuit courts, often do not report their eviction cases
California
- Dashboard by Los Angeles Housing Department: tracks all eviction notices filed citywide, updated frequently
- Report by LA City Controller: the department analyzed eviction data from the Los Angeles Housing Department, from February 2023 to April 2025
- Dashboard by SF Open Data Portal: tracks evictions filed with the San Francisco Rent Board, updated frequently. Since not all notices are filed with the rent board, the portal only includes a subset of overall eviction filings in the city
- Dashboard by Judicial Branch of California: tracks all case filings, updated yearly. Filtering the case type to “Unlawful Detainer” lets you view eviction case trends
- Dashboard by San Diego Eviction Prevention Collaborative, Legal Aid Society of San Diego and UCSD’s Homelessness Hub: tracks all eviction cases filed with the San Diego Superior Court from 2018 to 2022
- Dashboard by The Bay Area Housing Finance Authority: tracks, across the nine Bay Area counties, eviction filings between 2015 to 2024 using county Superior Courts data. In July 2025, BAHFA also published a report analyzing the data
- Maps and Reports by Anti-Eviction Mapping Project (AEMP): the collective publishes maps on evictions, property ownership, and displacement primarily in the Bay Area and Los Angeles
Connecticut
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
- Reports by the Root Cause Research Center (the research arm of the Louisville Tenants Union): visualizes eviction cases in Louisville and tracks top evictors in 2020 and 2021; project link no longer active
- Dashboard by Kentucky Court of Justice: provides yearly case counts. To view forcible detainer cases, you can select case category “District Civil” and filter to case group “Forcible Detainer”
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
- Dataset by Innovate Memphis: monitors eviction court cases in Shelby County, Tennessee, handled by the General Sessions Civil Court, updated frequently
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
If you have seen resources for one of those locations, please let us know at info@evictionlab.org: Alabama, Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wyoming
Other Similar Resources
Acknowledgements
We would like to thank representatives of the following organizations, many of whom spoke with us as we developed the Eviction Tracking System. They were invaluable in collecting and providing context around these data.
- Arch City Defenders
- BASTA Austin
- Cea Weaver, Housing Justice for All
- Child Poverty Action Lab
- CMU CREATE Lab
- Community Advocates
- Community Legal Services of Arizona
- Connecticut Fair Housing Center
- Davida Finger, Loyola University New Orleans College of Law
- Drew Nolan, Alachua County Labor Coalition
- Elaina Johns-Wolfe
- Eviction Defense Project, Legal Action of Wisconsin
- Fair Housing Partnership of Greater Pittsburgh
- Franklin County Municipal Court
- Ginny Monk, CT Mirror
- Greater Boston Legal Aid
- Greater Hartford Legal Aid
- Hamilton County, OH Clerk of Courts
- Harvard Legal Aid Bureau
- Heartland Center for Jobs and Freedom
- Housing Data Coalition
- Housing Opportunities Made Equal Cincinnati
- Indiana Legal Services, Inc.
- Injustice Watch
- Jacksonville Area Legal Aid
- Jen Rice, Houston Chronicle
- Jonathan Pyle, Philadelphia Legal Assistance
- Katy Ramsey, The University of Memphis School of Law
- Lancaster Stands Up
- Legal Aid Society of Cleveland
- Legal Aid Society of Columbus
- Legal Aid Society of Milwaukee
- Legal Aid of Northwest Texas
- Legal Aid of Southwest Ohio
- Legal Services of Eastern Missouri
- Lone Star Legal Aid
- Maricopa County Justice Courts
- Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
- Massachusetts Housing Partnership
- Mediate Milwaukee
- Milwaukee Rental Housing Stability Coalition
- National Coalition for a Civil Right to Counsel
- National Housing Law Project
- National League of Cities
- National Low Income Housing Coalition
- Neighborhood Preservation, Inc.
- New Covenant Legal Services
- Ohio Legal Help
- Ohio Poverty Law Center
- OpenAddresses.io
- PolicyLink
- Red Door Collective
- Regrid
- Rhode Island Housing Authority
- Romina Ruiz-Goiriena, USA Today
- Sarah Holder, Bloomberg CityLab
- Shimberg Center for Housing Studies
- Shelterwell, a program of Mental Health Association Oklahoma
- South Carolina Legal Services
- Stanford Legal Design Lab
- Texas Housers
- Texas Tenants Union
- Three Rivers Legal Aid
- Urban Economic Development Association of Wisconsin
- Wisconsin Policy Forum
Last Updated:
October 22, 2025
