Exploring Eviction Trends in Virginia
summary
Uses Civil Court Data Initiative records and a quarterly searchable dashboard called Virginia Evictors Catalog, plus Poisson and mixed effects logistic regression models, to quantify landlord behavior and build interactive geography tools at county, tract and zip levels. Reports roughly 19,800–22,000 landlords, compares 2019 vs 2024 patterns, flags that about 40% of filings are serial nuisance filings and that ~93% of those come from landlords operating as businesses. Provides ownership-cluster detection, timing analyses and next steps for targeting legal aid.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome to eviction trends in Virginia
- 1:31Eviction research background
- 3:15Harms of eviction statewide
- 5:23Virginia Evicts catalog insights
- 7:27Pre- and post-COVID evictions
- 9:11Landlord business and eviction rates
- 13:212019 vs 2024 eviction patterns
- 16:55Serial nuisance eviction filings
- 19:43Next steps and policy
- 22:07Q&A: Spatial resolution & corporate policies
- 26:49Q&A: Eviction alternatives & policy
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