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Strategies & Market Trends : World Outlook

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To: Les H who wrote (48875)11/14/2025 9:02:24 AM
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Eviction Rates Remain Elevated in 2025 Amid Rising Housing Costs
Rent Magazine Contributor May 17, 2025

Eviction rates across the United States remain elevated in 2025, continuing a troubling trend that has been exacerbated by rising housing costs and the expiration of pandemic-era relief programs. According to recent data, eviction filings have surged in many cities as tenants struggle to keep up with escalating rent prices, limited affordable housing options, and the withdrawal of emergency rental assistance. While eviction rates were historically higher during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the current housing landscape is proving just as difficult for renters, particularly those living paycheck to paycheck or relying on nontraditional sources of income.

Rising Rent and Economic Pressures

One of the primary drivers of elevated eviction rates is the continued surge in rent prices, particularly in major metropolitan areas where demand far outstrips supply. Many landlords, facing rising operational costs and higher property values, have raised rents significantly in recent years. For renters, these hikes have become unsustainable, particularly as wages have not kept pace with inflation and housing costs. The average rent across the U.S. has increased by approximately 7% in the past year, and in certain cities, the increase has been much higher, often reaching double digits.

In areas like New York City, Los Angeles, and Atlanta, tenants have been hit hardest by the lack of affordable housing. Many have found themselves unable to meet the higher rent demands, leading to late payments and, in some cases, eviction proceedings. This financial strain, coupled with limited options for securing more affordable housing, has created a vicious cycle, leaving many renters vulnerable to displacement.

Eviction Rates Remain Elevated in 2025 Amid Rising Housing Costs - Rent Magazine

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