NYC Dataviz

Evictions

Carried out by City Marshals since 2017, through the moratorium and after
135,375Evictions since 2017
123,674Of homes
11,701Of businesses
17,474In the past year

Your block

Search an address to see evictions within 200 m since 2023: buildings and counts, never apartments or names.

Year by year

Evictions nearly stopped in 2020 and 2021, under the state’s pandemic moratorium, which ended in January 2022. They have been climbing back since.

  • 201720,662
  • 201819,840
  • 201916,841
  • 20203,013
  • 2021139
  • 20224,002
  • 202311,941
  • 202415,371
  • 202517,664
  • 202614,201

Evictions of homes; businesses are another 11,701 since 2017.

The past two years

A month at a time.

  • Nov 20241,240
  • Dec 20241,214
  • Jan 20251,636
  • Feb 20251,453
  • Mar 20251,684
  • Apr 20251,776
  • May 20251,685
  • Jun 20251,567
  • Jul 20251,659
  • Aug 20251,712
  • Sep 20251,682
  • Oct 20251,763
  • Nov 20251,283
  • Dec 20251,250
  • Jan 20261,304
  • Feb 20261,233
  • Mar 20261,832
  • Apr 20261,559
  • May 20261,362
  • Jun 20261,680
  • Jul 20261,521
  • Aug 20261,480
  • Sep 20261,635
  • Oct 20261,654

By borough

Residential evictions a year for every 1,000 homes, over the past three years.

  • Bronx8.3
  • Brooklyn3.4
  • Manhattan2.6
  • Queens3.7
  • Staten Island3.1

Neighborhood leaderboard

Residential neighborhoods with 2,000 homes or more: evictions of homes a year per 1,000, over the past three years.

RankNeighborhoodA year per 1,000 homesEvictions, 3 yearsHomes
1Fordham HeightsBronx15.452911,434
2BelmontBronx13.554213,380
3Mount Eden-Claremont (West)Bronx12.370118,951
4MorrisaniaBronx11.856015,802
5Mount HopeBronx11.676722,032
6University Heights (North)-FordhamBronx11.555716,165
7NorwoodBronx11.254316,201
8TremontBronx10.746214,450
9Williamsbridge-OlinvilleBronx10.672922,922
10Concourse-Concourse VillageBronx10.588228,110