Document Type
Article
Publication Date
5-24-2021
Abstract
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Idaho, like many states across the country, faced rising housing costs, low home-vacancy rates and increasing efforts by landlords to evict tenants.
Thanks to increased unemployment benefits, federal stimulus checks and eviction moratoriums – all part of the government’s pandemic response – renters’ lives improved slightly in 2020. But with those programs decreasing or disappearing, many Idahoans and other Americans who rent their homes will still struggle to pay rent and face imminent risk of being evicted.
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Publication Information
Larsen, Benjamin and Hall, McAllister. (2021). "Despite Federal Moratorium, Eviction Rates Returning to Pre-Pandemic Levels". The Conversation, .