Eviction Relocation Period Statistics

In the following blog post, we explore a collection of eviction and relocation period statistics across various cities and states in the United States. These statistics shed light on the varying regulations and assistance programs in place for tenants facing eviction in different regions. From notice periods to relocation assistance, the disparities in eviction processes highlight the importance of understanding tenant rights and resources available in different jurisdictions.

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"In the city of Seattle, landlords are required to give tenants 120-day notice to vacate for certain reasons of eviction."

Statistic 2

"In Massachusetts, a tenant must be given at least 30 days notice before eviction."

Statistic 3

"In San Francisco, landlords who evict their tenants for no fault of their own are required to pay for relocation costs."

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"In New York, landlords must give a 30-90 day notice, depending on the length of tenancy."

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"In 2018, 91% of eviction defendants in New York City did not have a lawyer while facing eviction, despite laws ensuring the right to counsel."

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"In Denver, if a tenant gets evicted, they may be eligible to receive assistance with moving expenses and the security deposit on a new residence through The Temporary Rental and Utility Assistance program."

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"In California, four cities offer eviction relocation assistance: Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, and West Hollywood."

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"In Chicago, a tenant has 90 days to move out upon receiving a written termination of tenancy."

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"In Austin, Texas, the majority of eviction filings (78%) ended with tenants being evicted or leaving 'voluntarily'."

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"In Portland, Oregon, tenants are entitled relocation assistance if they face eviction due to no-fault reasons."

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"In Lansing, MI, tenants have 90 days notice before eviction if their landlord decides to change the use of a property."

Statistic 12

"In Georgia, it only takes about a month for an eviction to fully process."

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"In Kansas, landlords must provide a 30-day notice to tenants for evictions that are not for nonpayment of rent."

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"In Oklahoma, landlords must serve tenants an eviction notice at least 3 days prior to filing a lawsuit."

Overall, the statistics presented highlight the varying legal frameworks surrounding eviction and relocation assistance across different cities and states in the United States. From differing notice periods to requirements for landlords to cover relocation costs, there is a clear disparity in tenant protections and rights depending on the location. Additionally, the statistics reveal disparities in access to legal representation for eviction cases, as seen in New York City where a significant majority of eviction defendants did not have a lawyer. Programs such as relocation assistance in Denver and California aim to support tenants facing eviction, but there remain challenges such as the high eviction rates in Austin, Texas. These statistics underscore the importance of understanding and advocating for tenant rights in the face of eviction processes.