Rankings
Highest eviction volumes — counties
A complete, sourced county filing-count ranking is not in this repository. We will not invent one.
Source, not our case book. City and state ranking tables on this site reproduce Princeton Eviction Lab’s published 2016 rankings extract (evictionlab.org/rankings). Those columns are eviction judgments and eviction rates (judgments per 100 renter households) — not filing counts. Eviction Lab’s national 2016 series separately reports filings; that city/state ranking CSV does not. We do not invent filing totals to fill the gap. Get the data from Eviction Lab.
Data gap (stated, not filled)
Eviction Lab’s public rankings tool ranks places (large, mid-sized, and rural) and publishes a state extract. The CSV we commit does not include a national county filing table. County pages exist for every U.S. county-equivalent so the geography is real; they omit a filing number until a named extract is added to data/.
See Eviction Lab’s map and downloads: https://evictionlab.org/.
| County ranking | Filing count | Rate | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| National county table | Forthcoming | Forthcoming | Eviction Lab — not in-repo |
Using this as research, not a hire form
Eviction Labs publishes geography and method. Eviction services — if you need them — live on sister sites, not as the point of these pages.