The Eviction Research Network

@evictionresearch.bsky.social

A multi-institution collaborative research group based out of UC Berkeley. Using data science & AI to enumerate evictions, predict risk, and unveil racial/ethnic/gender disparities. evictionresearch.net

A sobering view of eviction and the housing crisis in the new era of the United States. Featuring @timthomas.bsky.social.

Balanced Supply of Housing@bshnode.bsky.social · last yr.

New episode alert! Listen to a sobering interview with US researcher @timthomas.bsky.social on the challenges #renters face in America, racial bias inherent in many #eviction laws & how #housing advocates & academics are grappling w/ Trump 2.0. Produced w/ @spacingradio.bsky.social buff.ly/RGnF8aj

Under President Biden, a 30-day eviction notice rule was made permanent. A new bill would erase it and landlords would be allowed to give tenants in federally-subsidized housing three days’ notice or less before evicting them. @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/2025/02/13/r...

Some Tenants Could Get Only One Day’s Eviction Notice, Under Federal Bill (Gift Article)

Legislation would end tenant protections that were first put in place during the pandemic.

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HUD is struggling to meet even a fraction of the country's need at current funding levels & the Secretary is bragging about the richest man on Earth finding $260 million in mystery savings? This is so far removed from reality.

Screenshot of an X post from Scott Turner (@SecretaryTurner) posted on February 11, 2025, at 5:55 PM:

Text of the post: "Working with @DOGE, we have identified $260 million in savings at @HUDgov.

The American taxpayer is no longer writing a blank check for federal contracts and programs.

Americans voted for reform and we’re delivering it for @POTUS."

Below the text is an embedded image featuring a split-screen news broadcast. On the left, Scott Turner is speaking to the camera. On the right side of the split-screen, is an image of the HUD building .

At the bottom of the image, a news banner displays: "REAL AMERICA'S VOICE
SCOTT TURNER
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
THE CHARLIE KIRK SHOW”

While in the middle of a housing crisis, software co's are pushing rents higher. Recent analysis by the White House is showing how price gouging software has increased the cost of rent. For example, 68% of landlords in Atalanta were charging $181 more a month. www.axios.com/2024/12/17/r...

Landlords use pricing software that adds billions to rental costs, White House says

The report puts hard numbers to accusations that have piled up against RealPage, which makes the software that landlords use.

axios.com