State extract
New Mexico — Eviction Lab 2016 city rankings
Cited place-level judgments and rates for New Mexico. Not EvictIQ’s case book.
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.
8 New Mexico places from Eviction Lab’s large and mid-sized 2016 rankings extract, sorted by judgments. Filing counts are not in the extract.
| # | Place | Eviction Lab size class | 2016 judgments | 2016 rate | Filing count |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Albuquerque | Large city | 4,541 | 4.72% | Forthcoming — not in this extract |
| 2 | Clovis | Mid-sized | 231 | 3.58% | Forthcoming — not in this extract |
| 3 | Roswell | Mid-sized | 220 | 3.53% | Forthcoming — not in this extract |
| 4 | Rio Rancho | Mid-sized | 205 | 2.6% | Forthcoming — not in this extract |
| 5 | South Valley | Mid-sized | 132 | 3.1% | Forthcoming — not in this extract |
| 6 | Santa Fe | Mid-sized | 122 | 0.87% | Forthcoming — not in this extract |
| 7 | Alamogordo | Mid-sized | 118 | 2.42% | Forthcoming — not in this extract |
| 8 | Carlsbad | Mid-sized | 25 | 0.69% | Forthcoming — not in this extract |
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