11 Million Americans at Risk of Eviction… And Rent Is Rising

*June 4, 2021*

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11 Million Americans at Risk of Eviction… And Rent Is Rising

There are less than 30 days remaining until the Center for Disease Control's moratorium on evictions expires.

Unfortunately, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) estimates there are roughly 11 million people behind on their rent — plus another 6.4 million homeowners delinquent on their mortgages — who could soon potentially be at risk of eviction and homelessness.

In total, that 11 million figure constitutes a full 15% of the adult renter population, highly leveraged toward southern states, minorities and families with children.

And despite federal aid being targeted specifically at delinquent renters, states have had tremendous difficulty getting the money into their pockets.

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